Berlin is the energetic capital city of Germany characterized by history, diverse cultures as well as nontraditional districts.Walking through the city of Berlin is a perfect idea to really feel the spirit of this city. But with so many.The options are literally limitless when it comes to neighborhoods to explore, and that can make the process of selection complicated. As you go through this vast information concerning the different area of interest in this city on your walking tour in this case, we will look into the differences of some of the most famous Berliner areas to allow you to ‘select’ the ones you like most preferences.
Kreuzberg: A Melting Pot of Cultures
If you are looking for graffiti, underground culture and a huge variety of eating places then Kreuzberg should be for you neighborhood for you. Formerly a neighborhood within West Berlin, Kreuzberg represents today’s counter-culture lifestyle and counterculture. Head to Oranienstrasse for fabulous shopping experience in small boutiques, various themed bars, and multicultural restaurants. Görlitzer Park is the popular park among the locals and the tourists they should not miss it alike.
Highlights of Kreuzberg:
Take the East Side Gallery tour and take a closer look at the murals along the façades Experience a meal at one of the oldest buildings turned into food court – Markthalle Neun Find stylish shops and inviting cafes at the Bergmannkiez district.
Prenzlauer Berg: A Haven for Creatives
Formerly the ‘Kiez’ or working class area in former East Berlin the newly gentrified district of Prenzlauer berΑΔ
provincial district generally preferred by artists, designers and young people with children. It lovely streets are then complimented by lovely architectures such as:
apartment block, new shops, and new cafes. Today Mauerpark which has been a no man’s land is renown for hosting a great flea market.
and of course, a very much anticipated karaoke night. Prenzlauer Berg provides information about the old bohemian Berlin.
Highlights of Prenzlauer Berg:
Visit Kollwitzplatz, a popular site for Sunday market and cafes
Go to the Speisesaal bar , go to the Galerie Kulturbrauerei that has exhibition, events, theathers and more
Eat your lunch in the quiet area of Mauerpark and be a part of the Sunday Bearpit Karaoke celebration.
Charlottenburg: Elegance and History
Finally, the Charlottenburg is the neighborhood for those, who likes grand palaces and luxury shopping, as well as history.
you. What makes this one unusual is that it is in West Berlin – definitely more typical districts can be found here. Discover the
the Baroque splendour of Charlottenburg Palace, one of the most lovely of all the royal residences of Berlin, and the more exclusive parts of Berlin.
Kurfürstendamm street, with the shop windows of designer boutiques, elegant stores andlarge department shops. Don’t forget to visit the
to picturesque Lietzensee park where people go for purpose of taking a leisurely walk.
Highlights of Charlottenburg:
Be astonished with Baroque style of Charlottenburg palace and its garden
Visit the KaDeWe department store – one of the biggest and actually the most luxurious shops in Europe.
Lietzensee is a good place to relax in view of the fact that it is a natural stretch of water which is free from the dictates of urbanization.
Neukölln: A Future Trendy Upcoming Neighborhood
Neukölln is located in South Berlin and is quickly making a name for itself as a melting and hub for nightlife.
Taste the new opportunity of the bars located al Weserstrasse or have a wonderful time in Tempelhofer Feld, the former airport.
park. Neukölln is a multicultural borough that boasts of both multitudinal food options and artistic oasis.
Highlights of Neukölln:
Take a tour at the Turkish Market at Maybachufer a street market with fresh fruits, vegetables and spices for sale.
Visit Richardplatz which is a historical center with some nice pieces if paving stones and typical old Berlin houses.
Pamper yourself or have a picnic at Tempelhofer Feld – one of the biggest urban parks on Earth
Discover Different Berliner Areas
It is worth to note that each of Berlin neighborhoods has unique character and atmosphere. If you are to fully enjoy your visit then you might need to consider the following tips:
a type of transportation that enables one get around from one place to another or just move within different places in order to interact with the locals. Don’t limit yourself to just one neighborhood; each of them is very different and has a number of peculiarities. Whether you’re drawn to the Other neighborhoods are more vibrant Kreuzberg, Neukölln, or the artistic Prenzlauer Berg and the sophistication of Charlottenburg, Berlin, could hardly be better, there is something for everybody.Again, this is just a snap-shot of each neighborhood’s attractions. Lost in the streets, some should taste local cuisine and meet everyday people or visit the places in order to feel the taste of real Berlin. Happy exploring!
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