Voyaging The World
  • Home
  • Blog
  • Destinations
  • About us
  • Get in touch
  • Ελληνικά
  • English
No Result
View All Result
Voyaging The World
  • Home
  • Blog
  • Destinations
  • About us
  • Get in touch
  • Ελληνικά
  • English
No Result
View All Result
Voyaging The World
No Result
View All Result
Home Berlin

Berlin: 4+1 things to do in Prenzlauer Berg

24/04/2020
in Berlin, Europe, Germany
Prenzlauer Berg Berlin Βερολίνο
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Pinterest

If you travel to Berlin, don’t forget to include Prenzlauer Berg in your “to-do list”. It is one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Berlin with historic buildings and unique aesthetics. From the ’90s, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it is still considered a youthful and alternative neighborhood. If you are one of those people who, in addition to visiting historical attractions, like to wander in beautiful streets, drink coffee in cozy coffee shops and shop in vintage second-hand stores, you should take a walk in Prenzlauer Berg.

1) Μauerpark Flea Market

It’s one of the most famous outdoor markets in Berlin and the most famous in Prenzlauer Berg. This is where one’s trash can become someone else’s treasure. Every Sunday at the Mauerpark Flea Market, regardless of the weather, you can find anything you can imagine, like vintage items, records, books, handmade jewelry, clothes, leather, shoes. There is also a bar in the middle of the market, the Schönwetter Club, where you can take a break to drink or eat something. If you are still not a fan of shopping and flea markets, it is worth taking a walk here and take part in the karaoke organized in the amphitheater of the park. You can test your singing skills if you’re not shy enough, or just enjoy the rest.

View this post on Instagram

Berlin’s treasures 🇩🇪 . . . . . . #berlin #berlin🇩🇪 #berlinberlin #berlinstagram #germany #market #markets #treasure #treasureseeker #oldfashion #mauerpark #mauerparkflohmarkt #mauerparkfleamarket #fleamarket #marchéauxpuces #discover #discovery #oldstuff #oldstufflovers #familytime #citybreak #explore #inlovewithberlin #berlinvibes #berlintosee

A post shared by Pauline C | Adventure & Nature (@pauline_carminati) on Oct 21, 2019 at 1:48am PDT

View this post on Instagram

#bluemangroup #berlin #mauerpark #mauerparkflohmarkt #zuckerrohrsaft #liveact #live #ohneankündigung #colors

A post shared by Paul (@dj_paso_) on Sep 5, 2017 at 4:59pm PDT

2) Coffee shops

You can’t come to Prenzlauer Berg and not enjoy your coffee in a coffee shop. The intense coffee culture that characterizes the place, as well as the many and different styles of coffee shops can satisfy the tastes of even the most demanding coffee addicts.

Bonanza Coffee

Bonanza Coffee Heroes, as it is called, is located near Mauerpark, has a modern industrial style and design. With various varieties of coffee, and pioneering in roasting coffee, they make it the right place for lovers of the genre.

Kauf Dich Glücklich Café & Mehr

From the team behind the well-known clothing store, Kauf Dich Glücklich, “Café & Mehr” of the same name is a special, vintage cafe in Prenzlauer Berg. Delicious waffles, various flavors of ice cream and nice pastries, coffee, and a unique vintage decoration and aesthetics create an ideal atmosphere for its guests.

View this post on Instagram

#kaufdichglücklich #waffle #waffel #waffeln #leckerwaffeln #delicious #foodporn #food #foodstagram #yummy #teatime #waffelliebe #waffles #wafflelover #kaffeezeit #berlin #berlinfood #berlinfoodies #berlinfoodguide #instafood #icecream #tea #happy #gönndir #lecker #leckeressen

A post shared by S u n n y (@sandra.rodis) on Jul 24, 2019 at 9:44am PDT

3) Beer Bars

Going to Germany and not drinking beer is like coming to Greece and not eating mousaka. Prenzlauer Berg, like any other place in Germany, is famous for its breweries. Different breweries with a special style each and with a great variety. I would need a whole separate article to analyze the breweries at Prenzlauer Berg specifically, so I will suggest these two that I visited.

Stone Brewing Tap Room

A very nice and warm environment to enjoy your beer. A wide variety of beers, most of which are tap beers, originate from the US site Stone and are made at BrewDog in Berlin. And all this in combination with international street food flavors that include in their menu.

Monterey Bar

With a wide variety of options between local and international craft beers, cocktails, and other beverages and with a variety of music playing from rock, alternative, industrial, up to ’70s ’80s ’90s, it’s the right place to drink beers while listening to nice music.

Check also “Kreuzberg: the other side of Berlin”

4) Shopping

Another reason why Prenzlauer Berg is a must visit destination in Berlin is the many shopping options it gives you. If you are a fan of second-hand clothes, then you will definitely find several shops with very nice things, both men’s and women’s, and at very affordable prices. Modern minimal boutique and various, new brands, jewelry stores, and special decoration style, bookshops, and record stores make the shopping experience unforgettable. I will not recommend a specific store, because each one is unique in its own way. If you ever happen to wander in the streets of Prenzlauer Berg, don’t forget to take a shopping stroll and visit any store that impresses you.

View this post on Instagram

Guten Morgen <3 #berlin #germany #paracegover Descrição para cegos: a imagem mostra a vitrine de uma loja chamada Pauls com a maior variedade de pequenos objetos possível. A ocupação é tão densa que parece uma estampa complexa. . . #oderbergerstrasse #prenzlauerberg #streetphotography #mobiography #mobilephotography #nomirrormag #berlinstagram

A post shared by ligiafascioni (@ligiafascioni) on Sep 27, 2019 at 2:31am PDT

+1) Berlin Wall Memorial

The most important monument in my opinion in Berlin. We all know its story! So you can’t go to Berlin and not visit it. You can walk along the Wall from Mauerpark and head to the Mitte area. Do not forget to go up to the observatory on the opposite side of the Wall where you have a panoramic view of the monument!

View this post on Instagram

The fall of Berlin Wall, 1989. #berlin #berlinwall #war #history #politics #art #resistance #victory #instagram #instalike #instadaily #picsart #photooftheday

A post shared by N E W A C C O U N T (@arthistologic) on Apr 22, 2020 at 4:59am PDT

By Maria Christodoulou

ShareTweetPin
Previous Post

Antiparos: the small paradise of Cyclades!

Next Post

6+1 dishes to fall in love with Rome!

Related Posts

Τα 5 μεγαλύτερα Χριστουγεννιάτικα θεματικά πάρκα!
Copenhagen

The 5 largest Christmas theme parks!

25/12/2021
Mystery Hotel Budapest: the Masonic Palace that turned into a 5-star lux hotel!
Budapest

Mystery Hotel Budapest: the Masonic Palace that turned into a 5-star lux hotel!

29/10/2021
Next Post

6+1 dishes to fall in love with Rome!

Ζαγοροχώρια, Ήπειρος, Ελλάδα

Zagori: The place beyond the mountains

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Search your next destination

No Result
View All Result

Latest Posts

Travel to Japan in a train suite!

Travel to Japan in a train suite!

30/09/2022
24 ώρες στο Ηράκλειο

24 hours in Heraklion!

03/09/2022
72 hours in Naxos

72 hours in Naxos

19/08/2022
Συμφέρει να μείνω σε hostel;

Should I stay in a hostel?

02/07/2022
Wildlife tourism: τουρισμός θέασης άγριων ζώων

Wildlife tourism

31/05/2022
Voyaging The World

  • About us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Get in touch

Copyright © 2022 - Voyaging The World - All rights reserved - Powered by DigiLab

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Blog
  • Destinations
  • About us
  • Get in touch
  • Ελληνικά
  • English

Copyright © 2022 - Voyaging The World - All rights reserved / Powered by DigiLab

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on Voyaging The World. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.OkPrivacy policy