With some of the last leftovers of the Berlin Wall insight, you‘ll hear stories about the quirky annual “Water and Vegetable Battle” before entering the buzzing streets of Kreuzberg.

Discover why Berliners love them so much and uncover the tasty hidden gems of the area!

c) In our opinion, there's only one way to start a Berlin food tour: we’ll invite you to try our all- time favourite: The Currywurst (we think it’s one of the best in Berlin) at an authentic little spot. Time: 20 min Admission: no You´ll wander through the charming streets of the Wrangelkiez, full of character, with little shops, cafes and grocery stores. You’ll go on a sensory exploration; from discovering one of Berlin’s oldest fish shops to the exotic tastes of a traditional Turkish sweet shop and one of the finest kebaps you’ve ever tasted.

Delight in a unique sampling of locally brewed beer from one of Berlin’s first craft beer bars and dive with us. Built in the 1890s, to ensure that Berliners had access to fresh produce, this beautiful market hall has evolved to be at the heart of Berlin’s street food scene and appeals to Berliners for its array of exquisite delicacies on offer from far and wide…prepare to be amazed- you won’t want to leave!

Stop at Blu's Leviathan or the wicked Animals of ROA, or just discover your own personal favourite among the many anonymous pieces. Kreuzberg is the creative nucleus of Berlin's street art scene. Throughout the food tour, we’ll pass by countless murals, tags, and bombings, including some pieces by world-famous artists

Full of character, with little shops, cafes and grocery stores. You’ll go on a sensory exploration; from discovering one of Berlin’s oldest fish shops to the exotic tastes of a traditional Turkish sweet shop and one of the finest kebabs you’ve ever tasted.