Turkischer Morket am Maybachufer We visited the Turkish market on a Friday afternoon, and got our full share of Turkish street food, fruits and vegetables, and live music along the Spree from? traveling musicians like?Blues and Folks singers from the US. The atmosphere was a melting pot of cultures in central Berlin, with lots of locals and??international crowds. ?Rather lively with tons of food to try. You can buy ( and haggle the price) for just about anything here; fabrics, jew[...]
Roamers Cycling over to Roamers one Saturday morning over the bumpy brick roads, past the thai restaurants viagra canada then rounding the bend to an off beat corner - led to the perfect place to sprawl out on massive wooden benches with friends on their terrace. The most Rock and Roll of all the cafes I went to in Berlin ? maybe the skulls and trinkets?everywhere had something to do with that. We enjoyed some pretty good flat-whites and breakfast (Red pepper soup and Poached eggs). You must[...]
Mauerpark A favorite of locals and tourist on sundays, Mauerpark is one of Berlin's best flea?and past time, filled with vintage clothes, accessories and furniture. Located in Prenzlauer Berg area, we cycled?40 minutes from Neuk?lln. ?I was parched by the sun and ready for a tall glass of ice tea or something quenching. We stopped at one of the many small shops where you can buy water, snack and beer. Later, we?followed the crowd to a Ice-cream shop (Berlin has ice cream shops everywher[...]
We went to Yaam on a sunny Sunday afternoon. After riding our bicycles a bit, on our way there I was saying to my friend ?where the hell are you taking me?? ?I can be impatient and akin to a child sometimes. Anyways, we parked outside of what seemed to me like an abandoned?garage entrance. ?"Interesting!" ?Entrance was free and we walked?pass the group of Rastafarians sitting behind tables facing the spree, listening to Dub reggae?and selling Bob Marley Paraphernalia. I had a slight feeling I[...]