Adventure brief
Natural Wine Tour
Walk the streets of Prenzlauer Berg with Hungry in Berlin, tasting natural white wines and uncovering Berlin’s thriving wine culture. This 2.5-hour tour blends exclusive tastings with stories behind the city’s food and drink scene.
Prenzlauer Berg stands as one of Berlin's most dynamic neighborhoods, where post-industrial charm meets a cutting-edge culinary renaissance. Hungry in Berlin taps into this vibrant setting with their Natural Wine Tour, a unique walking experience that marries the city’s evolving wine culture with a deeper understanding of natural winemaking. This tour is perfect for both wine lovers and curious travelers eager to taste something beyond the standard glass of Riesling while taking in the local scene.
The tour unfolds over 2.5 hours on foot, guiding participants through a series of handpicked wine spots tucked into the quiet side streets of Prenzlauer Berg. Each stop offers exclusive tastings of natural white wines—wines crafted without additives and with minimal intervention—inviting guests to savor the purest expressions of terroir and viticulture. These tastings are paired with insights into the philosophy of natural wines, the methods behind their production, and Berlin’s impressive surge as a hub for natural wine enthusiasts.
More than just a tasting, the experience is anchored in the neighborhood’s layered history. Prenzlauer Berg was once a hub for working-class Berliners and later counterculture artists, and now it pulses with innovative food and drink ventures. Hungry in Berlin’s knowledgeable guides animate this history, connecting the dots between the area’s social shifts and current culinary flair.
Unlike conventional wine tours focused on vineyards, this urban stroll spotlights Berlin’s distinct local flair and intimate venues, making it stand out in the city's outdoor recreation offerings. It’s an inviting blend of walking and sipping that encourages participants to move at a relaxed pace, absorbing both flavors and stories. With its emphasis on natural wines and the cultural narrative of Berlin’s evolving food scene, Hungry in Berlin’s tour offers a distinctive gateway into the city’s contemporary lifestyle.
For visitors looking to experience Berlin from a fresh, flavorful perspective, this is an unmissable journey through taste and place.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Arrive Ready to Walkessential
Wear comfortable shoes as the tour covers multiple locations across Prenzlauer Berg’s streets.
- 02Drink Responsiblyinfo
Pace yourself between tastings to fully appreciate the unique natural wines without feeling overwhelmed.
- 03Bring Identificationessential
Participants must be at least 18 years old and carry valid ID for age verification.
- 04Check Weather Conditionswarning
The tour involves outdoor walking, so dress appropriately for the weather, rain or shine.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Comfortable walking shoes
Necessary for navigating city streets comfortably during the tour.
EssentialWater bottle
Stay hydrated between wine tastings, especially on warm days.
summerEssentialLight jacket or layers
Layering helps adjust to temperature changes during the walk.
fallEssentialValid ID
Required for age verification to participate in wine tastings.
EssentialLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Prinzenbad, a historic outdoor swimming spot nearby for a summer dip, Kollwitzplatz market, offering seasonal foods and local crafts
Local fauna
Urban foxes occasionally spotted in quieter residential streets, Various songbirds inhabiting the trees and small parks of Prenzlauer Berg
Historic heritage
Prenzlauer Berg was a working-class district through much of the 20th century, later becoming a center for artists and alternative culture after reunification.
Mindful exploration
The tour promotes sustainable consumption by supporting local wine makers who emphasize organic and minimally invasive winemaking practices.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Cobbled streets around Kollwitzplatz, Quirky storefronts of local wine bars, Tree-lined avenues with street art accents
- Subjects
- Architectural details of Gründerzeit buildings, Wine glasses capturing natural light, Bustling neighborhood scenes during the weekend market
- Best times
- Late afternoon, Golden hour, Early evening
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is prior wine knowledge required?
No, the tour welcomes all levels and guides provide thorough explanations about natural wines.
Are food pairings included with the tastings?
Some stops may offer small bites, but the focus is primarily on the wines themselves.
Can I join if I don’t drink alcohol?
The tour centers on wine tastings, so participation is best suited to those who will enjoy sampling wine.
How much walking is involved?
About 2 to 3 kilometers over 2.5 hours, covering multiple wine bars at a relaxed pace.
Is the tour suitable for large groups?
Groups are generally kept small to ensure an intimate experience and quality engagement.
What happens in case of bad weather?
The tour operates rain or shine; dress accordingly, and most tastings occur indoors.