Berlin district Kreuzberg is diverse to say the least. It’s colorful and multi cultural. But, it’s also young and hip and full of amazing coffee places. It’s one of the districts, where specialty coffee grew and developed over the past 5 years. Many of the specialty...
This is Part 2 of my ‘Walking guide to specialty coffee in Neukoelln’. Or shall I better say Neukoelln plus Kreuzkoelln? The thing is, two of the coffee places I feature in this walking guide aren’t actually in Neukoelln anymore, but in the neighborhood district,...
Specialty coffee in Potsdam?!? Seriously? For Berlin visitors a trip to Potsdam in the South West of Berlin is not always on their itinerary. As long as you’re not up to doing a lot of sight seeing – castle Sanssouci should be the most famous of the touristy spots...
Neukoelln is one of the districts in Berlin that are heavily built-up and densely populated. It’s not only popular among people wanting to live there, but also coffee wise… You’ll find many of the specialty cafes of Berlin here. Actually so many, I had to split...
Who doesn’t know the song “Streets of Philadelphia”? Until now I didn’t really listen to the lyrics. But, of course, I’m aware of the part this song plays in the movie with Tom Hanks. As I wandered through the streets of Philadelphia this past summer 2016, the melody...
I’ve been to Amsterdam 3 years ago for the first time. Back then I wasn’t into specialty coffee as I am now. So I explored this city rather from the sightseeing perspective. This time my trip was totally focused on specialty coffee: The Amsterdam Coffee festival in...
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