Berlin is the capital city in Germany that boasts of a rich culture, delicious food and numerous neighborhoods. Regardless of how interested you may be in history, art, food, or architecture or if you are generally in search of something special this is your city – Berlin. In this article, you find an overview of some of the coolest neighborhoods which are worth a visit during your stay in Berlin.
Kreuzberg – The New Cultural Creative Quarter
Kreuzberg is the area in the center of Berlin which is quite popular because of its bohemian and multiethnic flair. This area most popular for the murals, numerous trendy bars and an extremely varied choice of cuisine. In Kreuzberg today, graffiti artworks in which are equal parts bright and dark can be seen throughout the streets.
Must-Visit Spots in Kreuzberg:
Görlitzer Park – It is a park type of junction a place where people go to get some fresh air and go for picnics go cycling etc.
Markthalle Neun – A food market established in a hundred-year-old complex that houses numerous selling outlets where you can buy ranging from local German porkproducts to the global speciality foods.
Oranienstraße – One of the most fascinating streets that hosts a mix of money shops and cafes, restaurants and clubs.
Prenzlauer Berg – So Nice, Quite Likeable
Prenzlauer Berg which belongs to the former eastern area of the city has always been associated with beautiful architecture, a homely atmosphere and lovely streets. This neighborhood is one of the most preferred by young families, artists and students. A number of old buildings and beautiful trees make Prenzlauer Berg look quite warm and welcoming in spite of its modernity.
Must-Visit Spots in Prenzlauer Berg:
Kollwitzplatz – An accessible public space which operates as a farmers’ market every week and is also decorated with cafes, restaurants and boutiques.
Mauerpark – A park famous for its weekly Flea Market on Sundays & singing events at the amphitheater.
Prater Garten – the oldest beer garden in Berlin where people can have beer and.snacks, traditional German dishes.
Mitte – The history of Berlin and modern architecture hand in hand
Mitte, the German term for ‘‘middle’’ or ‘‘center,’’ is the old city of Berlin. It has features from the past and the present; it has historical buildings, sculpture and current attractions and activities. Here, in Mitte are located World famous museums, historical monuments, and a vivid central business district.
Must-Visit Spots in Mitte:
Brandenburg Gate – Not only is this gate significant historical and cultural landmark; it is also an essential spot to visit in Berlin.
Museum Island – A World Heritage Site and home to many famous museums, as the Pergamon Museum and the Altes Museum.
Alexanderplatz – A major city square in Berlin home to the TV Tower with great vistas of the city.
Understanding Berlin’s Neighborhood: Neukölln – trendy and multicultural
Neukölln is an area located in the southeastern of Berlin, which has experienced a significant growth and became one of the most popular district recently. This area is recognized by multiethnic atmosphere, numerous cafes and bars, as well as different types of cuisine of the countries of the world.
Must-Visit Spots in Neukölln:
Tempelhofer Feld – The place which used to be an airport now is one of the few parks where you can drive bikes, have a barbecue, or even fly a kite.
Maybachufer Turkish Market: OPENING HOURS Monday to Saturday; 9.00am – 5.00pm Sunday 9.00am – 3.00pm; This is a street market where you can get fresh produce, delicious foods, homemade products, handmade crafts, and Turkishe goods.
Weserstraße – Here-nightlife, gourmet and trendy fashion – cafe, restaurant, wine bars, and boutiques.
Conclusion
Berlin’s cool areas are historic and culturally and embody more entertainment experience. For street art lovers, food and drinks lovers, history lovers, Berlin offers all these experiences and more fun. In the city there are numerous interesting districts waiting for the traveler to discover them, among them are: Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg, Mitte, Neukölln. So now you know, the best is yet to come, break out the luggage, slip on your comfortable shoes and get ready to explore the coolest spots in Berlin!
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