The tour describes the historical developments in the area through the local food. From the farmers' markets to the luxurious department stores of the early 20th century, Berlin has changed a lot over the years. The area, which is poor in natural resources, has been greatly influenced throughout history by the cuisines of immigrants and geographically close areas. On the tour we will pass through local markets and food establishments that tell the story of Berlin.
The route can be changed according to your personal preferences and can be booked every day between Tuesday and Saturday. The tour lasts about four hours. Please indicate in the referral form if you suffer from allergies or any food restrictions.
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Kreuzberg Tour
On what days? Tuesday and Friday
when do we start? At 10.00 or 11.00 your choice.
How long is the tour? about four hours.
We will pick you up from the hotel or any other point you choose.
The Kreuzberg district is a very international immigrant district, built as a working-class neighborhood in historic Berlin at the end of the 19th century. Today it is home to residents from all over the world and the food scene is accordingly colorful, bustling and very diverse. This tour includes, among other things, a visit to two markets, local and international street food and local cheeses.
Charlottenburg tour
On what days? Tuesday and Friday
when do we start? At 10.00 or 11.00 your choice.
How long is the tour? about four hours.
We will pick you up from the hotel or any other point you choose.
The Charlottenburg district was in the past the city center of West Berlin and today it is a place of residence of the West Berlin bourgeoisie of the past. Accordingly, here you can find the food establishments of the past, which are no longer traceable in the eastern part of the city. This tour includes, among other things, a visit to the local market, a ninety-year-old fish smokehouse and a special cheese shop.
You can see more photos from the tour to Charlottenburg here
Prenzlauer Berg Tour
On what days? Usually on Sundays.
when do we start? At 10.00 or 11.00 your choice.
How long is the tour? about four hours.
We will pick you up from the hotel or any other point you choose.
Who is it for? For customers who have already traveled with us and for large groups who are not available on the other days.
Prenzlauer Berg is today the neighborhood most associated with Berlin's young families. But in the 1990s it became known precisely for its kicking fringe culture and before that it was part of East Berlin. On this tour we will go through the best patisseries in the city and two excellent food markets and of course we will also talk about the development of the neighborhood and the city.