Prenzlauer Berg is a district which clearly demonstrates the recent social transformation and the emergence of current trends in Berlin.

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Back in the 1980s and 90s, this neighbourhood was a hotspot for non-conformist subcultures and bohemians of all kinds. Nowadays, it's all gentrified and dominated by the upper middle class family-friendly atmosphere.  

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Run-down turn-of-the-century houses close to the Berlin Wall have been renovated to host hip cafes and  restaurants, organic food stores and high-end shops, and offer accomodation for well-off  urban families. 

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We will take a relaxed walk, see such local landmarks as the Water Tower and the Culture Brewery, check out a legendary Curry Wurst kiosk and Berlin's oldest beer garden,  and take a sneaky peek at some of the remaining shabby courtyard. 

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