The first time in Berlin I wandered aimlessly in the more touristy parts of Berlin, and concluded I didn't like the city. What a mistake! Now that I know the city, I feel at home, and spend most of my time in Kreuzberg around Schlesisches Tor. This area is full of life, with great places to hang out. It is... More

I found it a little threatening at night for a lone woman.... More

First of all, this is not a sightseeing place in Berlin, this is a complete area (Bezirk) in Berlin which hosts a big population with a lot of places to see and so much to offer. This area hosts mixed population from many parts of the world including Turkish, Arabic dominating most of the parts. At the same time, this... More

great food, bars, stores, restaurants. The bridges over the river, the people... get a bike and ride it all, the best place to stay in berlin. More

many graffiti here and no doubt this area is more for youngster. its quiet live and hips area of Berlin. the Turkish community is very big here, so many turkish food from restaurant to imbiss. the food are great they have many design store and innovative store, they have even a store selling marijuana seed from many country! grow in... More

Kreuzberg has to sides. The good one and the bad one. The good one is how it looks. The neighborhoods are really beautifull, I liked the houses and streets. It is good to go there during the day to appreciate it the most. And it’s definatelly safer then. As Kreuzberg by night has a bad reputation of being not safe.... More

I stayed with a friend in Kreuzberg for almost a week, and I wanted to move in by the end of my time there! It's such an interesting area of the city. Plenty of public transport options, including the rivercat/ferry, lovely tree-lined streets, beautiful walks along the canal, and so many interesting shops and places to eat. It's a very... More

I stayed at a friend's house in Kreuzberg for a few weeks now, and I definetely recommend it. It has restaurants with food from all over the world (on our corner alone there were Nepalesian, Indian, Brazilian, Italian and Japanese) and very interesting little shops and markets. There are U-Bahn stations all over the neighbourhood and also Bus stops. Cool... More