Explore the alternative district of Kreuzberg and learn about its socio-political past

Duration:

4 hours

Start & End-point:

Pick up from your Hotel

Inclusions:

• Private Expert Guide • Pick up and Drop off at your Hotel • 2 Taxi transfers • 4-5 food samples and drinks

Exclusions:

• Gratitude for your guide

About:

Berlin is a blend of world cultures, and that diversity can be seen in the food the city has on offer. The street food scene is vibrant and amazing dishes can be found all around, and at very affordable prices.

To get a taste for the rich flavors of Berlin, follow your local chef-guide down the streets of Kreuzberg and sample the influences that make Berlin the city it is today.

The neighborhood of Kreuzberg was once infamously the site of political uprising and riots, and while today it’s home to trendy restaurants, bars and cafes, it still retains its gritty, alterna-culture charm. You’ll learn about the area’s history while also enjoying delectable dishes.

While stops may change depending on what’s open each day, you could visit a popular falafel spot, a streetside Vietnamese stall, or a café serving up “good mood food.” Other stops may include a restaurant located in one of the area’s oldest buildings and specializing in regional, seasonal cuisine, and Markthalle 9, a historic market hall packed with everything from fresh fish to homemade cakes and craft beer.

After your tour finishes, you guide will be happy to share some other recommendations for where to eat and drink during your stay in delicious Berlin.

About Our Guides:

Our Berlin tour guides are more than just guides — they are true ambassadors of the city, with deep knowledge of Berlin’s history, art, politics, and culture. They will gladly share their personal stories. Our guides will always take the time to answer your questions and can adapt the itinerary to suit your wishes and interests.

Flexible Tour:

This is your tour, we’re free to add stops whenever and wherever you choose along the way. Our guides will adapt your itinerary to suit whatever you want to see the most, as well as to match seasonally fluctuating opening times and options.

Please note:

• Please wear comfortable shoes
• Germany is still a cash country - please bring some cash
• A good mood and fun should of course not be missing