• Kreuzberg - Originally a district populated by the working class, Kreuzberg became a magnet for youthful individuals and Turkish migrants during the 1960s and 1970s. It preserved a significant amount of its pre-war charm during this period, largely because it was encircled by the Berlin Wall on two fronts, which deterred substantial investment from property developers. Consequently, a vibrant and ethnically varied community emerged. An abundance of coffee shops, eateries, boutiques, and nightclubs established Kreuzberg as a popular destination for both daytime and nighttime entertainment. Notably, following the fall of the Wall, Kreuzberg experienced less transformation than other districts, retaining much of its 1980s ambiance.

• Complimentary snacks

This exclusive tour is designed for you and the guide only. It takes you to hidden corners of Berlin and introduces you to a variety of delicious treats. We are also open to facilitating small groups, and we can tailor the tour to suit your unique preferences and tastes. Do remember that certain eateries are not open on Mondays. On Tuesdays and Fridays, we also guide you through the Turkish Food Market.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.