Alternative Free Tour – Kreuzberg ๐ฌ๐ง
Starting time
6PM
Duration
2,5h
Language
English
Meeting point
Moritzplatz, 10969 Berlin-Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Germany
Tour description
Kreuzberg, located in central Berlin, boasts a multicultural ambiance with a diverse population, particularly Turkish, Arab, and immigrants from various parts of the world. Renowned for its techno clubs, street art, and international dining scene, from Middle Eastern to Italian and Mexican, the neighborhood fosters a strong sense of community, drawing young people and artists to cafes, parks, galleries, and street corners. Beyond its vibrant present, Kreuzberg’s rich history, spanning from the 19th century to today, reflects global crises, and our tour explores both historical monuments and the lively spirit of the district.
Tour highlights
Meeting point:
Moritzplatz, 10969 Berlin-Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Germany
Kottbusser Tor
Oranienstraรe
Bethanien Kunstraum Kreuzberg
Treehouse at the wall
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Free Alternative Tour in Kreuzberg is a walking tour that takes you through the heart of Berlin’s most diverse and vibrant district. The tour explores the area’s rich history, street art, counterculture, and contemporary issues, offering a unique perspective on Berlin’s alternative scene.
Yes, the tour is free to join. However, guides typically work on a “pay-what-you-want” basis, so it’s customary to leave a tip at the end based on how much you enjoyed the experience. Usually people pay 10-20โฌ per person.
The tour typically lasts around 2.5 hours, covering several key spots in the Kreuzberg area.
Yes reservation is required.
The starting point is infront of U Moritzplatz.
Yes, children can join the tour. However, be aware that some topics discussed may be more adult-oriented (e.g., gentrification, counterculture, etc.). The tour often passes through areas with graffiti and street art, which some parents may want to consider beforehand.
The tour typically includes iconic Kreuzberg spots such as:
- Gรถrlitzer Park
- Street art by famous artists (e.g., Banksy, Blu)
- The Berlin Wall East Side Gallery
- SO36, a famous punk club
- Turkish markets and local cafes
- Squatted houses and alternative living spaces