Neighbourhoods
The nicest neighbourhoods in Berlin
Berlin has plenty of up-and-coming neighbourhoods, so there’s lots to discover. Check out the neighbourhoods below to see what’s on offer.
Berlin has plenty of up-and-coming neighbourhoods, so there’s lots to discover. Check out the neighbourhoods below to see what’s on offer.
In this heart of the Old West, you’ll find a new-style shopping centre, as well as the KaDeWe department store and some wonderful (photography) museums.
A traditional part of the old East, with the most techno clubs, street art and anarchists on the streets.
The trendier part of Kreuzberg, where you can dance by the water and eat at one of the street food markets. There are also some great museums.
A quiet part of the neighbourhood where you can enjoy a stroll amongst the old trees and imagine yourself in pre-war Berlin.
This family-friendly neighbourhood is dotted with parks, playgrounds, organic farmers’ markets, terraces and small restaurants.
Most of the famous sights are located in this district, from the Brandenburg Gate to the Reichstag, Museum Island and the TV Tower.
Here you’ll find creativity and space: a rooftop bar atop a dull shopping centre and an old airport right in the heart of the city.
Aspiring artists and cash-strapped students are increasingly flocking to this up-and-coming neighbourhood. The charming little bars and arts initiatives are following suit.
The heart of queer Berlin, with its many shops, cafés and galleries. Stroll around the main market square or browse in an antique shop.
