Kreuzberg Guided Food Tour
Berlin
Kreuzberg Guided Food Tour
3 hours
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
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A delightful blend of food, history, and culture awaits on this 3-hour guided tour through Berlin’s multicultural hotspot.
Let Kreuzberg in your heart through your stomach. Enjoy 5 tastings at selected culinary stations offering local and international specialties.
At every turn, you’ll hear intriguing tales like ‘The Butcher of the Silesian Gate’ and an escape attempt with a connection to Martin Luther King.
Get a glimpse into the 19th-century working class heritage as you see apartment blocks with backyards which, at times, housed up to 2,000 people.
Fun Fact: Berlin has the largest Turkish community outside of Turkey. Many of them reside in Kreuzberg, earning the nickname ‘little Istanbul’.
3-hour Kreuzberg tour
Expert English-speaking guide
5 tastings at different restaurants
Beverages
Personal expenses
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A walk through Berlin’s multicultural hotspot
Begin your journey at Kotti, a bustling square known for its diversity and lively nightlife. The guide, equipped with insider knowledge, will lead you through Kreuzberg’s most important places. You’ll see the historic residential blocks, once containing around 2,000 people. In the present, the blocks are mostly renovated. They are home to people from all backgrounds, income levels, and religions, adding a unique charm to the area. The tour ends at Gräfekiez, a charming neighborhood known for its cozy atmosphere, street art, and a variety of cafes, shops, and boutiques.
Gastronomy with a touch of storytelling
At every corner of Kreuzberg streets, you’ll find stories, sometimes funny, sometimes hair-raising. Get to know some of the most exciting insider tales, from ‘The Butcher of the Silesian Gate’, a mafia-like wrestling association, and scandalous construction projects to the first beauty surgery and the legendary “Kreuzberg mixture”. In between, you will be dropping in hand-picked restaurants to sample local and international delicacies. After the tour, you can further explore Kreuzberg’s culinary scene at Gräfekiez. Relax in the quiet ambience of a local cafe and reflect on the day’s revelations of the Berlin neighborhood.
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What to bring
- It is recommended to wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes. Please dress according to the weather forecast.
Additional note
- The tour will often take you to small, traditional restaurants that do not accept card payments. Please keep this in mind and bring cash with you, plan for at least 50 euros. Note that ATMs will not always be at hand.
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