Meeting Point

Hackescher Markt

Hackesche Höfe

The Hackescher Höfe are Germany’s largest complex of inner courtyards. Originally designed as housing for the working class following the Industrial Revolution, today they are a mix of leisure venues, art spaces and the alternative scene.

Old jewish cemetery

This Jewish cemetery was one of the first institutions established by the community in Berlin. Raided by the Gestapo in the 1940s, it is now a place of remembrance that serves to remind us of how the persecution and deportation of Jews from Berlin unfolded.

Clärchens Ballhaus

El salón de baile de Clarita, o Clärchens Ballhaus, ha sido siempre una de las grandes mecas del swing en Berlín. Fundado en 1913, este local ha sido testigo de la evolución histórica del barrio, desde los dorados años '20 a la prohibición del swing por parte de los nazis por considerarlo música degenerada. Se trata de un lugar imprescindible para los amantes de la música.

New synagogue

It is almost certainly one of the most beautiful and striking buildings in the city. Built in 1866, this synagogue symbolises the new social status of Berlin’s Jewish community. Situated on the neighbourhood’s main street – Oranienburgerstrasse – the damage to the synagogue bears witness to the attack it suffered during the Night of Broken Glass in 1938.

Ending Point

A place agreed with the group