Greetings from the nice place, Friedrichshagen in Berlin. Thinking of a trip to Berlin and want to see the city beyond the tourist crowded areas? Bölschestraße in Friedrichshagen is worth stopping by. In this blog post, we’ll take a deep dive into the life of this animated street.
Bölschestraße: The History and Architecture
Friedrichshagen’s historic Bölschestraße street. This dates to the late 19th century and is the same today as when it was built. While strolling on the street, you’ll get in a lovely mix of beautiful architecture, cute shops, cafes and restaurants.
Bölschestraßenarchsitecture is characterized by heavily surviving late 19th century Gründerzeit style features; such as wide overhanging cornices, friezes and decorative recipients. Just a perfect amalgamation of history and modernity; it is visually stunning.
The Shops and Boutiques to explore
Bölschestraße is an area with many shops and boutiques that cater to the tastes and interest of all kind of people. This interesting street is full of fashion boutiques but also antique shops that you’ll be able to find something for everyone. Browse through the unique offering and find hidden gems that are perfect souvenirs or personal takes.
Grüne Woche is one of Bölschestraße’s highlights — the year round indoor and outdoor market sells local produce, handcrafted goods, and amazing food. It’s the perfect location to absorb the local flavor and to try out the authentic flavors of Berlin.
Cafes and Restaurants of all Palate
Bölschestraße is the perfect place to eat and no trip to Bölschestraße is complete without the indulgence. You love a hearty German meal or international food, the restaurants and cafes along this road have got it covered. You can find it from traditional German beer gardens on through to cozy cafes offering freshly baked pastries.
Recommended Restaurants:
- Scharfen Kammer: A traditional German cuisine choice.
- Al Diavolo: It’s an Italian restaurant, parishioners get homemade pasta
- Café BilderBuch: A cafe with loads of coffee and cakes that is also charming.
Leisure Activities and Nature
Bölschestraße is surrounded by the restful environs of Müggelsee with numerous outdoor activities and recreational activities. Go rent a bicycle, take a stroll by the lake, none of that. Even if you want to experiment they also organize water sports such as kayaking or paddle boarding.
In the summer months the lakefront is popular with picnics and relaxation. While savoring a delightful picnic basket from one of the local delis you’ll want to take some time to unwind and enjoy the picturesque views of the water.
Events and Festivals
Several of the annual events and festivals in Friedrichshagen are held in Bölschestraße. Internally it is home to the Friedrichshagen Summer Festival in August, and that’s the most notable event. Lively, it features live music performances, street food vendors and art exhibitions drawing both locals and tourists.
On the other hand is the Christmas Market where you will find out what the festive spirit is all about and even find those unique gifts for your loved ones. The twinkling lights in the market blanket the scene with a magmatic bed of twinkling lights and the sweet scent of mulled wine and gingerbread throughout the air.
How to Get to Bölschestraße
Public transportation is easily available to Bölschestraße. Friedrichshagen station is served by the S-Bahn (S3) from Berlin city center. Walking from there is a very short walk to the bustling street.
It’s also easier than most places to drive, though street parking is available but can get pretty scarce during peak times. They advise you to take public transportation to bypass any parking hassles, and get a feel of the local atmosphere they have to offer.
Conclusion
In Friedrichshagen a short detour down Bölschestraße leads to a delightful escape from the hustling and bustling city of Berlin. Beautiful shops, beautiful dining, nature at its finest, tons of activities and a city with true historic charm, Berlin is a definite one to visit for those who would like to experience the Berlin. But don’t miss out on this hidden gem of a place while you’re there!!
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