Berlin, Germany

Flavors of Berlin

Culinary Treasures of Germany’s Capital City Sample the flavors of Berlin at some popular culinary institutions while exploring the city like a local. Take the S-Bahn to the Hackescher Markt station. As you walk, you will hear stories about Berlin’s colorful food landscape, informed by influences from the East and West. At Lindner, the city’s renowned fine foods shop celebrated for its house-made butter, you will enjoy a taste of Berliner Boulette —a flat meatball flavored with onions—along with other delicacies. Admire Berlin’s colorful street art en route to EAT Berlin, located amid a network of picturesque art nouveau courtyards. Local cheeses, mustards, pestos (sauces) and more are sold here, with lots of items to sample. At the popular Curry 61, order currywurst, a city favorite. No food tour of Berlin would be complete without a taste of traditional coffee and cake from one of the city’s many cafés, which serve this mainstay of German culinary traditions at any time of day. * Moderate - Walking portions may be long and somewhat challenging with occasional step-ups, stairs and inclines. Total time walking or standing normally ranges from 1.5 to 3 hours.