12+ Secrets & Hidden Gems in KREUZBERG | Berlin Local Guide

Immerse yourself in the heart of Berlin's vibrant Kreuzberg district, where mysterious the Bergmannkiez neighbourhood whispers history alongside trendy bars & restaurants.
Protected by a curious twist of fate - a Nazi-built airport the Americans needed - Bergmannkiez escaped wartime destruction, preserving its unique character.
Join me on an adventure as we unlock the secrets this captivating neighborhood holds!
Discover hidden treasures:
Underground Nazi film bunkers: Unearth relics of Berlin's dark past
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Victorian squares & 19th-century crypts: Step back in time amidst charming architecture and intriguing history.
Speakeasy bars & cozy cafes: Sip on libations and savor soulful cuisine in unique hidden gems.
Outstanding restaurants with soul: Indulge in culinary delights at intimate eateries with passion in every bite.
Beyond the usual tourist spots, Bergmannkiez offers an authentic Berlin experience. Are you ready to explore its hidden depths?
Click here to watch!
00:00 Intro
00:49 Secret WWII Bunker
02:55 Victorian Square & Food Market
04:07 Freshly Baked Bretzels
04:18 Vinyl & Pizza
04:49: Vegan Vietnamese Cuisine
05:09 19th Century Crypts
05:40 Hidden Graveyard Café
06:12 The Best Goulasch in Berlin
06:52 Cozy Greek Eatery & Natural Wines
07:15 Punk Rock HQ in Berlin
08:06 Speakeasy
08:50 Basement Bar @ Ernst09:16 German Wine Bar
09:42 Hidden Treasure in Kreuzberg Hill
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[@sarahk78]

Another great video, thanks! The treasure was worth the wait 😄

[@sebastianmessinger]

Aha glad to hear it! Thanks 🙏🙏🙏

[@FrancoisGiroux]

Sehr schön, gut gemacht! :*

[@sebastianmessinger]

Danke! 😅

[@Simon-fs4pz]

Happy I stumbled upon your video, very well made and great content! Looking forward checking out your channel!

[@sebastianmessinger]

Glad you think so. Hope it can help you discover some cool spots :)

[@tommorrison3]

Great video! What is the name of the Rudolph Thome movie shown here?

[@sebastianmessinger]

Thanks! It’s called Chamissoplatz