Since 2006, Berit Herzer has been running a specialist shop in the Marheineke Market Hall, where around 145 varieties of medicinal herbs and about 197 spices are weighed and filled. Trained naturopaths advise on origin and application. Among the exotic spices and ingredients, the pepper shelf, ranging from Kampot to Tasmania, is particularly striking.
Kreuzberg
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Hot Pot Soup in Bergmannkiez is one of Berlin's most consistent soup shops: up to eight homemade varieties come from their own kitchen, without flavor enhancers or preservatives, and the selection changes constantly. Potato soup and red lentils with coconut cost 6.80 Euros, goulash soup 7.80 Euros. Payment is cash only.
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A graffiti magazine founded in 1992 has become a shop of two hundred square metres on two floors at Schlesisches Tor. Downstairs hold more than five hundred sneaker models, upstairs the streetwear, plus a graffiti department with cans and markers. As a gift for men there is the house label and digital gift cards.
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Located in the heart of Kreuzberg, firmly anchored in Urbanhafen on the Landwehrkanal, the restaurant ship van Loon combines maritime ambiance on a historic two-master with fresh fish specialties and water views. A chic restaurant on the water, showing Berlin from its most tranquil side.
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Sicilian gelato in Kreuzberg, made since 1972 according to family recipes from Bronte. Duo - Sicilian Ice Cream stands in Berlin for handmade enjoyment without compromise: intense flavors, fair prices, and queues that are worth it.
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A colorful mix of delicious breakfast, lunch, and catering for every occasion. This and more awaits you at Kiez Vegan in Kreuzberg.
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On Lohmühleninsel, between Kreuzberg and Treptow, Freischwimmer is located directly on the Flutgraben: a waterside restaurant with a 100-meter riverside plateau, serving from brunch to dinner.
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Play a round of miniature golf in a fabulously coloured fantasy world - indoor fun for the entire family!