Colorful wedding: discover art, culture, and creativity in the old working-class neighborhood

Wedding – Creative Diversity in the Former Working-Class Neighborhood

 Wedding became known as a working-class neighborhood in the 19th century and has undergone significant evolution since then. Come see how the area has changed over the last 150 years and how the old factories and buildings from that era are now used for art and creativity.

 No district is as underrated as Wedding, which is lively, authentic, full of contrasts, and has so much to offer.

++ Tour Highlights ++

• Silent Green Cultural Quarter

 Berlin's first crematorium is now a popular place for thinking, researching, and experimenting.

• Gerichtsstraße 23

 The northern workshops are colorful and wild, offering plenty of space for art, cooking, and communication.

• Panke

 We discover the quiet and green side of the neighborhood.

• Wiesenburg

 A true secret that few Berliners know: a living work of art!

• Uferhallen and Uferstudios

 Did you know that the first electric tram came from Berlin? Discover where it was built and where it started on my tour.

Who this tour is interesting for:
For those who want to get to know Berlin better and broaden their horizons beyond the Brandenburg Gate and the Mitte district. A wedding can be intense and noisy, but also tender, quiet, and very, very creative!