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The Prenzlauer Berg district belongs to the Pankow district of Berlin. Like Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, it is one of Berlin's trendy districts in which socio-economic restructuring processes in urban residential areas are evident. There is a social inequality here in particular that characterizes these trendy districts. Prenzlauer Berg borders the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district to the south, the Mitte district to the west and southwest, the Weißensee and Pankow districts to the north and the Lichtenberg district to the east. Prenzlauer Berg has its very own Berlin charm and offers countless nightlife options and sights. However, it is often not worth traveling with your own vehicle as there are only a few parking options compared to the liveliness of the district. However, a well-structured public transport network compensates for this.

One of the sights in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg is, for example, the Rosenthaler Vorstadt. Here on Kastanienallee is the Berlin Prater and with it the oldest beer garden in the city, the KulturBrauerei - and with it the former Schult Heiß brewery on Schönhauser Allee and the former Pfefferberg brewery. The Kollwitzkiez is also interesting, where it is worth visiting Kollwitzplatz and the Prenzlauer Berg water tower from 1877, which is also called “Dicker Herrmann”. This is the oldest water tower in Berlin and was in operation until 1952. Germany's largest synagogue is also located there on Rykestrasse. In the northern and eastern districts, visitors will find Gethsemane Church as well as the Mauerpark and Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn sports field and the Zeiss Planetarium in Prenzlauer Allee. The Mauerpark is ideal for relaxing on the lawn in summer, while Walpurgis Night is celebrated here annually on the night of April 31st to May 1st. The flea market is also open on Sundays in Mauerpark and always attracts interested parties.

If, on the other hand, you would rather go shopping, Schönhauser Allee in Prenzlauer Berg and the adjacent side streets are the right place for you. The typical trendy shops are hidden there and you should definitely pay a visit. Further shopping opportunities are available at the Schönhauser Allee Arcaden, where you can find various chain stores combined under one roof. On the other hand, when it comes to food, you should definitely highlight Konnopkes Imbiss in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg , where you can get the best currywurst in Berlin. Cafés and restaurants can generally be found around Kollwitzplatz and in Kollwitzstraße, where the well-known Cafe de Paris is also located. Things get interesting in the Nocti Vagus restaurant, where you can eat in the dark and only imagine what delicacies are being served. The restaurant is located on the historic site of the Backfabrik, Saarbrücker Straße and you should order in advance if you don't want to miss out on the enjoyment in the dark. The Mamay restaurant, where guests can enjoy Vietnamese gastronomy, is also well attended.

Prenzlauer Berg offers visitors variety on the grounds of the Kulturbrauerei, where you can visit jazz bars as well as exotic restaurants, a cinema complex for alternative films and various clubs, as well as the concert hall for various events. If you are looking for options to stay overnight in Prenzlauer Berg, you will find this City Guesthouse Pension Berlin or in the Pension Absolut Berlin.

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