Explore Neukölln, Berlin’s artistic neighborhood

Our guide was Nick. I reached out by email early in the morning to ask if he could meet us at our hotel instead of a previous destination. He responded quickly and accommodated our request. Nick was very engaging, asked us what we would like to see and gave us several options along the way. When Nick realized we were very interested in street art, he revised our location and we went with him by train to a nearby town. He was very knowledgeable about the history of the region and the artists. We went to a large German market for some refreshment and great conversation. Then Nick made sure we got back to our hotel even though we ran over about 30 minutes because of the train ride the end of the tour. We were sad to part ways because he was so engaging and became like a friend. Would definitely recommend this experience to others.

Fue muy interesante, y ya tuvo mucha paciencia para movernos con calma, donde íbamos ella conoce perfectamente los rincones y es muy agradable, pasear con alguien que sabe adonde llevarte. It was very interesting, and she was very patient in guiding us calmly where we were going. She knows the corners perfectly, and it's very pleasant to walk with someone who knows where to take you.

oved this tour. Getting out of the crowded areas and going to a totally hip neighborhood. Lucas knows it well.

This was not the first tour I took in Berlin with Stephan and each time it was fun and interesting. I'm looking forward to be back again. 100% recommended.

Our tour guide Cesar provided a comprehensive tour from an artistic perspective. His pace was just right and not rushed. We enjoyed going around Central Berlin and appreciating the various architectural designs coupled with historical facts about Berlin.

We have been going to Berlin many times. Ilaria took us to neukölln which is an area we did not know. Ilaria took us to an amazing Turkish market, the main thoroughfare in neukolln which feels so totally multicultural and international, to the Kindl museum, and then to the little village that was the original part of neukolln. In addition, Ilaria is a food blogger and she gave us some FANTASTIC restaurant and café recommendations for which we are very grateful.