District · Berlin
Neukölln
Rapidly gentrified in the 2010s but still home to large Turkish and Arab communities and their food.
Key facts
- Suits
- Turkish and Arab food, a younger nightlife scene
What it's like
- Suits:
- Turkish and Arab food, a younger nightlife scene
- In short:
- Rapidly gentrified in the 2010s but still home to large Turkish and Arab communities and their food.
About these names
Berlin is far larger and flatter than most European capitals: the historic centre (Mitte) holds most first-visit sights, but Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain, Neukölln and Prenzlauer Berg — all a short S-Bahn or U-Bahn ride away — hold most of the food, nightlife and street life that define the city today.
Stay here?
Drink and nightlife
Lines from the Berlin drinking guide that name this district.
- Späti (late-night kiosk) · Cold beer and snacks bought to drink on the street or a nearby bench · until Many open 24 hours · €1.50–3 (≈ US$2–4) a bottleEvery neighbourhood, especially Kreuzberg and Neukölln
- Wine bar · Natural and European wine by the glass · until about 00:00–01:00 · €6–12 (≈ US$7–14) a glassPrenzlauer Berg, Neukölln
Shopping
Markets and shopping streets from the Berlin buying guide that name this district.
- Books and records · Independent shops across Kreuzberg and Neukölln · Shop hours
Built from this guide’s Berlin districts table, place, eat and sleep pages, route graph and city notes. Hours, prices and rules change: anything marked (check) is typical, not verified. checked: 2026-09.