• Nicholas Quarter - This alternative tour begins at a place that might be the last remnant of an established world. From here, the stops are genuine and reflect the true essence of living in a big city.
• Kreuzberg - One of Berlin’s most renowned districts, Kreuzberg is a melting pot with countless stories to share.
• Engelbecken - A surprising oasis of tranquility amidst pre-fab buildings, historic structures, and modern architecture. It’s an ideal spot to understand the district’s diversity.
• Bethaniendamm - The Treehouse by the Wall: This tale is about a guest worker who quickly embraced the Kreuzberg spirit, boldly setting up a garden house right by the wall, embodying the Berlin guerrilla mentality.
• Kunstlerhaus Bethanien - A place transformed by multiple squattings into a remarkable haven for artists. From its inception in the 1980s to the early 2000s, it has become a space for artists of all kinds.
• YAAM - YAAM is an amazing club, but the view from here is even more captivating. You can see the TV Tower, Holzmarkt, Oberbaum Bridge, and the river Spree—it’s a sight to behold.
• East Side Gallery - The longest remaining section of the Berlin Wall, adorned with stunning art, situated in a newly designed business district.
• Oberbaum Bridge - This iconic landmark symbolizes crossing borders in every sense.
• Osthafen (Berlin) - Once a restricted border area, it is now a hub for young urban creatives. It’s a place to grasp the GDR’s obsession with the Wall, borderlands, and strict freedom restrictions. The river Spree offers a beautiful spot for a break.
• Molecule Men Sculpture - This unique sculpture has inspired many interpretations, with the official one perhaps making the least sense.
• MS Hoppetosse - This area is like an adult playground, featuring a concert hall, a swimming bar, and an outdoor bath.
• Schlesischer Busch - A former Wall watchtower now stands as an art gallery in one of Berlin’s many parks.
• Falckensteinstraße - A perfect stop to appreciate Kreuzberg’s diverse buildings, people, and history. It exemplifies big city life and escapism, offering a bit of everything.
• Gorlitzer Park - Once a train station in Berlin’s extensive railway system, now a park symbolizing the fine line between alternative living and anarchy.
• Liegnitzer Straße - Unassuming yet the pinnacle of capitalism in the heart of the melting pot. Here, among authentic Berliners, anarchists, and political activists, stands the car loft, where you can park your car on your balcony.
• Landwehrkanal - Experience the good life by the waterfront, including a Turkish market on Tuesdays and Fridays.
• Boules courts on the Landwehr canal - Take a break from the city’s hustle in an authentic, bohemian neighborhood, enjoying life and playing some boule.
• Planufer - Is Kreuzberg really just home to anarchists, slobs, and survivalists? It offers much more and also the complete opposite.
• Admiralbrucke - Start your night in a bar or under the glow of a beautiful summer sunset here with hundreds of strangers. Come as you are.
• Kottbusser Tor - In contrast to the previous Dolce Vita stops, “Kotti” stands out with its brutal 1970s architecture, vibrant drug scene, and heavy traffic.

• Professional guide
• Use of bicycle
• Use of helmet

• Food and drinks, unless specified

Get a feeling for the city’s famous image by exploring the hip districts Kreuzberg & Friedrichshain. We’ll show you how the former borderland got converted in many ways, how alternative subculture clashes big business, how Turkish Berliners meet young creatives, squatters & party people. A great combination of panoramic paths along the waterfront, Eastside Gallery & through colourful neighboorhoods!

The Free-Berlin-concept: The guide can design his tour freely. Route plan may differ.

• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Operates in English and German (dependent on option selected)
• Participants (min./max.): 5 - 15

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