Kreuzberg

Kreuzberg Pride, the alternative Pride March.

It is believed that this “culinary delicatessen” was prepared for the first time in 1949 by Herta Heuwer in Berlin.

The Gay Pride on the Spree!

At Paul-Lincke-Ufer in Kreuzberg, Zola bakes Neapolitan wood-fired pizza in Berlin's first original Stefano Ferrara oven from Naples. The dough rests for at least 24 hours, and the pizza is ready in 90 seconds. Canal view included.

The kebab at Mustafa's Veggie Kebab look vastly different than anywhere else for a good reason: they sell exclusively chicken kebab!

Since 1989, Aldemir Eis ice cream parlor on Falckensteinstraße in Kreuzberg has been synonymous with homemade ice cream in freshly baked waffles. Unique flavors like Grandma's Apple Pie or Chocolate-Chili, the unmistakable waffle scent, and queues visible from afar make this shop a Kreuzberg institution.

For over 30 years, MAXIXE in Berlin-Kreuzberg has stood for dancing without a dress code and without rigid role models. The free dance school on Fidicinstraße offers couples and individuals a wide range of courses, from Salsa to Lindy Hop, and makes for an especially great Valentine's Day gift as a dance class voucher.

Berlin-Kreuzberg's Barcomi's combines the qualities of a coffee roaster with a pastry shop serving American cakes and pastries in true New York style.

A real roaring waterfall and with 66 metres of height the biggest natural elevation in Berlin's inner city are the features of Viktoriapark.

LeseGlück in Ohlauer Straße, Kreuzberg, is a neighborhood bookstore with coffee and a couch, founded in 2007 and awarded the German Bookstore Prize in 2021. The shelves feature German and English titles, many from independent publishers. Tips at this Berlin reading café come from the owners, who also present books on radioeins.