Are you looking to explore the diverse and vibrant neighborhoods of Berlin? From the hipster haven of Kreuzberg to the historic charm of Charlottenburg, Berlin's neighborhoods offer something for everyone. Discover the best places to eat, shop, and explore in this dynamic city. Which neighborhood in Berlin has the best nightlife? Let's find out together!
If you're in your late 20's / early 30's ideally Kreuzberg is where you want to set yourself up. While previously home to a large mix of leftist punks, anarchists, LGBTQ+, creative artists and Turkish immigrants, it's rapidly gentrified.
The city's largest borough, charming Treptow-Köpenick is known for its old town, castle, and many lakes and forests. Make sure to visit Treptower Park and the Soviet War Memorial.
The central district of Berlin and the bougiest. Long gentrified, the clubs picked up and left in the early 2000s and now most bars are either a scene, cocktails, or hidden. It's great for shopping, sights, museums, and restaurants.
Pre-reunification, Friedrichshain was a largely blue-collar district with strongly left politics (which still hold today). Recent gentrification over the past 20 years has pushed many of the squats out, slowly changing the cultural fabric.
