Berlin neighborhoods: Kreuzberg

Berlin neighborhoods: Kreuzberg

Living and studying in the heart of hipster and multicultural Berlin

26 rooms for you

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Beautiful single bedroom near Berlin-Charlottenburg transport stop
Up to 1 person • 11 bedrooms

Beautiful single bedroom near Berlin-Charlottenburg transport stop

From 02 Dec 2026

€599 €580 /month
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Delightful double bedroom in the Bavarian Quarter in Schöneberg
Up to 1 person • 8 bedrooms

Delightful double bedroom in the Bavarian Quarter in Schöneberg

From 16 Dec 2026

€680 /month
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Snug double bedroom near Jannowitzbrücke transport stop in Mitte
Up to 1 person • 8 bedrooms

Snug double bedroom near Jannowitzbrücke transport stop in Mitte

From 01 Feb 2027

€720 /month
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Dashing single bedroom in Schmargendorf
Up to 1 person • 8 bedrooms

Dashing single bedroom in Schmargendorf

From 01 Feb 2027

€670 /month
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Restful single bedroom in well-linked Schmargendorf
Up to 1 person • 8 bedrooms

Restful single bedroom in well-linked Schmargendorf

From 02 Jan 2027

€600 /month
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Tasteful double bedroom in the Bavarian Quarter in Schöneberg
Up to 1 person • 8 bedrooms

Tasteful double bedroom in the Bavarian Quarter in Schöneberg

From 02 Jan 2027

€645 €640 /month
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Comfortable single bedroom in Hohenzollerndamm in Schmargendorf
Up to 1 person • 8 bedrooms

Comfortable single bedroom in Hohenzollerndamm in Schmargendorf

From 17 Jan 2027

€620 /month
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Very bright double bedroom in Mitte
Up to 1 person • 7 bedrooms

Very bright double bedroom in Mitte

From 01 Dec 2026

€695 €670 /month
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Double bedroom near Bayerischer Platz metro in Schöneberg
Up to 1 person • 7 bedrooms

Double bedroom near Bayerischer Platz metro in Schöneberg

From 01 Dec 2026

€670 /month
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Living in Kreuzberg

There is a song called “Kreuzberger Nächte sind lang” (Kreuzberg’s nights are long) ... Those who walk through Kreuzberg nowadays will encounter a mix of Berlin’s alternative, chic and artist scene. Kreuzberg has always been one of Berlin’s most multicultural and trendy areas. As a result, rents are usually higher in Kreuzberg than in other areas of Berlin.

 

This is where contrasts collide: on the one hand you can live in a rather fancy area around the Bergmannskiez or the Paul-Lincke-Ufer, and on the other hand Oranienstraße and Kotti (Kottbusser Tor) serve clichés of an alternative and multicultural scene in a dreary graffiti-shaped environment.

If you are looking for green areas, then you will also find many parks in Kreuzberg, as for example the Görlitzer Park (fondly called Görli by Berliners) and the Urbanufer at the Landwehrkanal. Culinary delights can be bought at all times, but there are two specialties that Berliners like most: kebab and the famous Berliner currywurst. Apart from that, Kreuzberg offers a great number of restaurants and bars, whereby especially the Bergmannstraße invites to an evening of bar-hopping.

 

Transports


Thanks to Berlin’s very well-developed transportation network, it is easy to get anywhere you want from here. From Kottbusser Tor for example, you would need about 8 minutes to Alexanderplatz with the U8, about 20 minutes to the HU (U8 and bus TXL), about 28 minutes to the TU (U1 and then U2) and to the FU you need about 40 minutes (U1 and then U3).

Colleges in Kreuzberg

Macromedia College
The Macromedia College for Media and Communication confronts students with practical tasks, as many project- and program- related cooperations are offered. 

Design Academy Berlin
The Design Academy Berlin trains professional and managerial staff in the areas of communication, marketing, advertising and design.

Esmod Berlin
ESMOD Berlin is an international fashion college that offers bachelor and master programs in fashion and design. The college was founded in 1841 by Alexis Lavigne in Paris

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About the city

Studying in Berlin is a truly international experience. Students from all over the world concentrate in the German capital and form an incredible, multi-cultural environment. At the same time, the city is also the best place to immerse yourself in German culture, and its local diversity.

Berlin is a lively, vivid city that is constantly evolving with new trends. Berlin is also a great city for young entrepreneurs. After all, it is Europe’s startup capital! Here, students can participate and contribute in several ambitious projects at the same time as they study.

If you’re coming to study in Berlin, you know you can count on Uniplaces to help you find your student accommodation.