HOW TO HAVE BREAKFAST IN WEDDING?
There is a place in Berlin that doesn't let its down-to-earth attitude be taken away from it. For years, city planners and journalists have been predicting whether Wedding will be big or not. But he doesn't seem to care. The district, which lies between Mitte, Gesundbrunnen and Moabit, refuses to make such predictions. He is just who he is: warm and likeable.
If the district were a breakfast, it would be exactly like that: honest and unpretentious, for example like a hearty cheese sandwich with a tasty breakfast egg. Add a cup of fresh filter coffee and the start of the day is perfect! That's all you need to explore the district in good spirits.
Must-see from the Ice Age
There is much more to discover in Wedding than the weekly market at Leopoldplatz or the famous Boateng Mural. A clear highlight on a walk in Wedding: the only inner-city inland dune in Germany. The small natural spectacle is located on 3,800 square meters between the Kurt-Schumacher-Straße and Afrikanische Straße subway stations in the middle of the district - and has been since the Ice Age.
If you long for a real big city feeling, you should take a look at the colorful Sprengelkiez. With the variety of cafés and restaurants, everyone will find something to suit their taste. Afterwards, the Rehberge People's Park invites you to linger - in the summer months there is even an open-air cinema. Dog owners, anglers and boaters meet at the Plötzensee next door. And at the Nordhafen you can not only stroll for miles, but also marvel at historic harbor buildings. Sounds relaxed? It is!
KPM is inextricably linked to Berlin and her own homeland has always been a source of inspiration for her. The Colors of Berlin edition makes this clear: The popular BERLIN breakfast cup is available in various hand-sprayed luster colors, with each color dedicated to a district. It's no coincidence that the Wedding comes in a confident fuchsia color. You are guaranteed to encounter the inviting warmth that it radiates on your city walk through the district. Have fun discovering!
