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The Neukölln district is the eighth administrative district of the city of Berlin, which was named after the northernmost district of Berlin and was first mentioned in a document in 1360 as Richardsdorp. At the beginning it was owned by the Order of St. John, who had taken it over from the Knights Templar. And today the district coat of arms of Neukölln still bears the well-known St. John's Cross. Different building structures characterize the image of Neukölln. While the inner city area in the north has a highly dense cityscape, the district appears almost rural. In the middle of this quite variable picture is the old village center of the former Rixdorf, which contains the Bohemian Village, Britz with the manor as well as the castle and Buckow, where the oldest stone church in Berlin can be found.

Other buildings worth seeing in Neukölln include the Old Post Office and the Neukölln District Court, the Bethlehem Church and the Martin Luther Church as well as the Magdalen Church, the Geyer Works and the Rixdorfer Smithy, the Neukölln City Pool, the Philipp Melanchthon Church and the ?ehitlik mosque. Also fascinating are theschulenburg park with fairytale fountain as well as the Neukölln shipping canal and the Britz connecting canal. Of course, the city district is also closely linked to art and artistic performances, so it can be worthwhile for visitors to take part in events such as 48 Hours of Neukölln, experience the Neukölln Puppet Theater Museum and experience the Neukölln Opera or the Theater-Café Sowieso . Other interesting places and events include the Neukölln Museum and the Workshop of Cultures as well as the Carnival of Cultures, the Bimah Jewish Theater and the gallery in Körnerpark.

Travelers who want to experience the nightlife in Neukölln can relax with a cocktail. If you want to relax in good company in a bar or enjoy good food, you will find, for example, the fascinating French cuisine and cocktails that pack a punch in La Raclette, Indian food and cocktails in the Swera Lounge and a punk rock feeling in the Syndikat. If you like Neukölln and would like to spend the nights here, you will find suitable accommodation in the Bear Inn hostel in the southern Berlin district of Britz, in the Hotel am Buschkrugpark, in the family-run Hotel Garni on Gropiusstadt or in the Hotel Ibis Berlin. The 4-star Mercure Hotel Berlin Tempelhof Airport and the 4-star Park Hotel Blub in the southeast of the center of Berlin offer a little more comfort, where travelers in Neukölln can enjoy pleasant comfort and the view of Berlin.

Just like the other districts of Berlin, Neukölln also has a lot to offer visitors. No matter whether it's about shopping tours, for example on the Kindl-Boulevard or in the Neukölln Arcaden or the Neucölln Carree, about culinary delights at Britz Castle or in the Linden-Garten restaurant, about bubbling nightlife or cozy evenings in pubs or around Cultural experiences in museums or as part of various cultural events: the city district offers something suitable for every visitor - and at the same time a warmth that only a real “Berlin snout” can display. It's worth getting to know Berlin in different ways.

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