Enjoy a private 3-hour walking tour of Berlin's trendy Kreuzberg district with an historian guide. Get insight into the neighborhood's history and the fast-moving events that are shaping its future. Experience the Kreuzberg way of life that attracted the likes of rock legends David Bowie and Iggy during the 1970s, and soak in the vibrant modern atmosphere of street art, trendy markets, and hip cafes that line the streets today.
Once a 19th-century worker’s district and former part of West Berlin, Kreuzberg has reshaped itself through immigrants, capitalists, anarchists, artists, WWII bombs, and Cold War suppression. Today, the neighborhood is a buzzing hub of counterculture, cafes, art, bars, and a salad bowl of immigrants providing diverse cuisine options and market goods. This 3-hour Kreuzberg tour highlights the neighborhood’s authentic identity, as it continues to push back against gentrification and development.
Ponder what remains of the Berlin Wall before continuing past street art-filled walls, abandoned buildings, and plots of land that have been creatively transformed into art hubs.
Orianienstrasse is one of the most famous streets of Berlin district in Kreuzberg, full of lively, eclectic boutiques and cafes. It is named after the Dutch Princely House of Orange. The street is also famous for historic street battles at the turn-of-century between Berlin's anarchists and police.
You will make your own way to the meeting points