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Daytrip Traversing the bohemian cityscape of Prenzlauer Berg by: MichaLola
Prenzlauer Berg, located at the north of Mitte, is quickly becoming one of the city's trendiest districts in Berlin. Although, it is referred by many as the "BoBo" (Bourgeoisie Bohemian)area or even as "baby central" (due to all the baby carriages careening through the sidewalks with their young-ish mothers in tow), this neighborhood has so much more to offer. With an array of sights, sounds and activities to suit every interest, it is little wonder that this area has become the new stomping ground for expats, artists and students.
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MichaLola's note for Cafe Morgenrot:
Start your morning right! Cafe Morgenrot is an especially wonderful spot for herbivores and political activists. They often have people exercising their oratory skills and it's also a great place for evening drinks.
Start your morning right! Cafe Morgenrot is an especially wonderful spot for herbivores and political activists. They often have people exercising their oratory skills and it's also a great place for evening drinks.
MichaLola's note for Kollwitzplatz Market:
After having a delectable, yet healthy breakfast, take a walk through the Kollwitzplatz Market. Held every Thursday and Saturday, this "fresh feast" not only has organic vegetables and fruits for sale, but also has delicious cooked snacks and meals. The mixture of smells-from baked cookies to brewed coffee-is a delight to the senses.
After having a delectable, yet healthy breakfast, take a walk through the Kollwitzplatz Market. Held every Thursday and Saturday, this "fresh feast" not only has organic vegetables and fruits for sale, but also has delicious cooked snacks and meals. The mixture of smells-from baked cookies to brewed coffee-is a delight to the senses.
MichaLola's note for St. George's English Bookshop:
After loading up on fresh fruits and veggies, give your mind a boost! Head over to St.George's English Bookshop where you'll find an array of quality new and used english books. With comfortable leather couches, soothing music, and a helpful staff, this little bookshop is the perfect spot to mellow out.
After loading up on fresh fruits and veggies, give your mind a boost! Head over to St.George's English Bookshop where you'll find an array of quality new and used english books. With comfortable leather couches, soothing music, and a helpful staff, this little bookshop is the perfect spot to mellow out.
MichaLola's note for I Due Forni:
If you're stomach is rumbling from all the "brain energy" you've expended in the bookshop, recharge with a massive pizza in I Due Forni. Here you can literally fill your plate and more than satisfy your appetite with the giant pizzas, pastas and salads in this vivacious Italian eatery.
If you're stomach is rumbling from all the "brain energy" you've expended in the bookshop, recharge with a massive pizza in I Due Forni. Here you can literally fill your plate and more than satisfy your appetite with the giant pizzas, pastas and salads in this vivacious Italian eatery.
MichaLola's note for THE BERLIN ROCK PHOTO GALLERY:
Get your "cool" on and check out the Berlin Rock Photo Gallery.
Get your "cool" on and check out the Berlin Rock Photo Gallery.
MichaLola's note for Foto Automat:
Capture your day out in Prenzlauer Berg in the Foto Automat. Show off your silly, sexy and wacky side with these classic black and white photographs.
Capture your day out in Prenzlauer Berg in the Foto Automat. Show off your silly, sexy and wacky side with these classic black and white photographs.
MichaLola's note for Mauerpark:
Grab a bottle (or if you're really cheap, a box) of wine and head over to the Mauer Park to watch the sunset. Sit on top of the giant swings, with grafitti artists painting the wall and musicians singing their heart out, you could not ask for a more interesting place to watch the dusk descend upon the city.
Grab a bottle (or if you're really cheap, a box) of wine and head over to the Mauer Park to watch the sunset. Sit on top of the giant swings, with grafitti artists painting the wall and musicians singing their heart out, you could not ask for a more interesting place to watch the dusk descend upon the city.
MichaLola's note for Babel:
Chow down at one of Berlin's most delicious, wallet-friendly, and semi-fancy Turkish restaurants. With large portions, great atmosphere and savory dishes, you're bound to keep coming back for more.
Chow down at one of Berlin's most delicious, wallet-friendly, and semi-fancy Turkish restaurants. With large portions, great atmosphere and savory dishes, you're bound to keep coming back for more.
MichaLola's note for Dr. Pong:
A Berlin favorite for the young and the hip, Dr. Pong's is a great way to burn off the calories from your evening gorge-fest. If anything, it's great fun to watch drunken ping-pong matches.
A Berlin favorite for the young and the hip, Dr. Pong's is a great way to burn off the calories from your evening gorge-fest. If anything, it's great fun to watch drunken ping-pong matches.
MichaLola's note for Knaack Klub:
End your night with a bang and head over to the Knaack Klub, where you can rock out and dance (mosh?) until the wee hours of the morning.
End your night with a bang and head over to the Knaack Klub, where you can rock out and dance (mosh?) until the wee hours of the morning.