Kreuzberg

Since 1991 on Oranienstraße, about 170 meters from Görlitzer Bahnhof: Goodyear-welted Western boots from Sendra, Mayura, Sancho, and Hobo, plus Australian Blundstone, Blue-Heeler, and Scippis boots. Specializing in handcrafted snake boots. Oilskin coats, hats, and studded belts complement the range, with personalized advice.

Hallesches Haus is located at Tempelhofer Ufer in Berlin-Kreuzberg and is an event space, a café that offers lunch and also a popular interior design store that offers something for any design taste.

Sage Beach in Kreuzberg is Berlin's beach bar with authentic Spree riverbank feeling: sand, palm trees, sun loungers, and beats from the club scene, directly on Köpenicker Straße between Zalando Outlet and Sage Restaurant.

Ritter Butzke operates in the halls of the Butzke-Werke from 1893, a former fittings factory in Kreuzberg. It started without any permits in 2007 before legally reopening in 2009. Up to three floors are open, with the courtyard added in summer. This Berlin techno club generally does not publish its playtimes in advance.

The comic shop on Zossener Strasse carries international comics and Japanese original manga, plus imports from the United States and Britain. A gallery in the back room hangs framed original drawings and a wall painted by the spray can artist WON. As a gift for men this is comic art rather than another paperback.

Vietnamese cuisine based on original recipes, affordable prices, and a colorful ambiance in the heart of Kreuzberg: Mama Cook on Hedemannstraße is a reliable spot for anyone looking for more than just average during their lunch break.

Gleisdreieck Park in Kreuzberg is more than just a playground. Multiple play areas, a nature exploration space, and the legendary 'Stangenwald' (pole forest) make this expansive green area one of the most versatile play spaces in the city.

The Haifischbar in Kreuzberg 61 embodies everything a good cocktail bar should be: a living room atmosphere without pretentiousness, experienced bartenders, and meticulously mixed drinks. Located in the tranquil Bergmannkiez, it has been a reliable address for decades for those who want to end their evening with genuine character.

On Kottbusser Damm in Kreuzberg, Taverna To Koutouki stands for what Greek gastronomy in Berlin rarely achieves: down-to-earth authenticity without compromise. Warm hospitality, generous portions, and a kitchen with genuine Greek recipes make this restaurant a reliable local favorite.

Starting from the blue kayak truck on Carl-Herz-Ufer in Kreuzberg, the tour goes along the Landwehrkanal, which Peter Joseph Lenné designed to resemble a natural river. The tours last two to three hours, cost from 25 Euros, and pass the spot where Rosa Luxemburg was murdered in 1919. This special city tour in Berlin takes place entirely on the water.