If you are looking for a place to have a picnic in Neukölln far away from Tempelhofer Feld, you should take a look at one of Berlin's most beautiful garden parks - Körnerpark, where a café even offers a picnic basket rental service!
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In Reuterkiez, directly between Landwehr Canal and Reuterstrasse, Fräulein Frost stands for homemade organic ice cream with character. This Neukölln ice cream parlor surprises with bold flavors like cucumber-lemon-mint or gorgonzola-pear and has long been much more than just an insider tip in Kreuzkölln.
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Diana Dodik and Natasha Arana have been running Sing Blackbird since 2009 in Sanderstraße, now entirely focused on originals from the nineties and Y2K years. Items are purchased on a commission basis, with pieces in the designer section costing around 70 Euros. Among Berlin's vintage stores, this is the brightest and most clearly organized.
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Where else in Berlin can you sleep in a retro caravan under the roof of a factory hall? The Hüttenpalast in Kreuzkölln, between Kreuzberg and Neukölln, is probably the most original hotel in the city: indoor camping with real charm, operating year-round.
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The Neukölln Arcaden are basically a shopping centre. A wide variety of various stores can be found on several floors.
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In Neukölln, directly on Selchower Straße, behind the door of Studio Kolo lies more than just a showroom: here, gender-neutral, handcrafted streetwear from Berlin is designed and produced. The label stands for uncompromising slow fashion, using ecologically certified fabrics and avant-garde silhouettes that defy any trend.
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The Little Stage in Jonasstraße is little more than a room with a bar, sofas, and a stage, and you have to ring a bell to get in. Run by an association, it hosts a weekly jazz jam session as an open stage, the exile program of Neukölln's jazz bar Peppi Guggenheim, and concerts by bands that can't find a venue elsewhere.
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Since 2013, Berlin's most famous cultural rooftop garden has been located on the top parking deck of the Neukölln Arcaden. The Klunkerkranich combines an open-air club, rooftop bar, and cultural venue with panoramic views over the city.