Sandwiched between Görlitzer Park and the Landwehr Canal, Reichenberger Straße is a long, cobbled street flanked by magnificent trees, where the seeds of change have been planted and are beginning to bear fruit. Located in west Kreuzberg, the old Turkish quarter, gentrification has been slower here than in other areas such as Friedrichshain and Prenzlauer [...]
Brunnenstrasse – A street of wonder in Berlin
on July 6, 2011 3 Comments
Brunnenstrasse, strange as it may seem given its recent reputation, encapsulates much of what Berlin is about. A stroll up Brunnenstrasse will certainly give you plenty to think about, whether it be Berlin’s not always glorious past or its potentially wonderful future, as well as ample opportunity to stop and have some ice-cream. Starting from [...]
Volkspark Humboldthain – Magical Park in Berlin
on June 27, 2011 Leave a Comment
This park is practically on our doorstep and even though we seem to end up going through it almost every day we are still amazed at the amount this wonderful little park manages to pack into such a small space. The history of the park goes back almost 150 years to when construction began on [...]
