East Berlin is a melting pot, and we've crafted an itinerary that explores the foods, events, and people shaping the artistic neighborhood of Friedrichshain. Once divided by the Berlin Wall, this area now symbolizes unity and transformation. Walking these streets, you'll experience the cultural fusion born from both sides of history.
We’ll visit six food stops that highlight Berlin's diverse cuisine.
From new Middle Eastern dishes from 2015 refugees, to Schwarma Doner Kebab to unique Vietnamese TyTy Tacos, blending Vietnamese flavors with German ingredients, along with three different beers. A mix of food, history, and culture, this tour reveals the true essence of Berlin.
The easiest way to arrive is via Ostkreuz Station. Exit Ostkreuz Station by going down the set of stairs on the left just in front of the McDonald's. You leave the platform using the first right turn and continue walking straight along Neue Bahnhofstrasse until you reach the meeting point, Haroun.
The tour ends at the East Side Gallery, which is within a 5-minute walk of the Warschauer S- and U-Bahn Station
*Historic Christmas Market Special Edition - from November 13th to December 22nd* Savor Berlin’s flavors and step into the past on this combined food tour and visit to the Historic Friedrichshain Christmas Market. After tasting local dishes, you’ll wander the city’s only Medieval-themed market, complete with blacksmiths, wooden rides, and artisans who make the place feel like a small village from long ago. Your guide shares the surprising story behind the rise and revival of German Christmas markets before you enjoy time to browse the stalls. Stay warm with a cup of hot, spiced Glühwein served in the limited 2025 market mug, yours to keep!
*This stop will be substituted by the Historic Christmas Market - from November 13th to December 22nd* Boxi Spatshop; Boxhagener Strasse 76, 10245 A small liquor store where we enjoy a popular German beer and learn about its origins. Berliner Kindl (Light) Beer
A Shawarma Döner eatery that demonstrates the dual history of Berlin’s street food and its Turkish and Middle-Eastern immigrants.
A neon-lit Vietnamese restaurant where we try 'TyTy Tacos', and innovative street food packed with flavor!
This vibrant and alternative space has been an imperial rail repair yard, a Soviet factory, and a Deutsche Bahn warehouse over its long life. Now, it’s home to art galleries, indie record companies, night clubs, beer gardens, a bouldering hall, and the largest indoor skate park in Berlin!
Try the best and most famous currywurst in Berlin, where we discover how the iconic Berlin street food was created.
Schnitzel Burger + Berliner Pilsner Beer at our final stop, a compact Schnitzel Burger restaurant/club, where we discuss what life was like towards the end in East Berlin and the events leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall.
This historic open-air art gallery centers around the longest surviving stretch of the Berlin Wall. Standing at just over 1.3 miles from end to end, each individual segment is coated in a colorful and often politically-themed mural that has been in place for over twenty years.
A friendly restaurant with Syrian and Levante cuisines, where we try a traditional Mezze dish.
One of the last remaining Berlin Squat Houses that has hosted political and educational events and activities, alongside live concerts, for nearly a decade.
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