Berlin SO 36

Berlin SO 36 is a residential neighborhood in southeastern Berlin located in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg that spans multiple streets and districts. The area combines apartment buildings with shops, studios, and gathering spaces that define its character and layout.

The area received its name during the 1960s when Berlin introduced a new postal code system, marking this southeastern section distinctly. Migration patterns from that era shaped the neighborhood's character and brought diverse groups who left lasting marks on daily life.

The neighborhood thrives on its creative scene, with galleries, clubs, and independent theaters woven into daily life. These spaces show how residents have built a community centered on artistic and musical expression over many decades.

The neighborhood is easy to reach by subway, with U-Bahn lines U1 and U3 stopping at Görlitzer Bahnhof and Schlesisches Tor stations. Walking around the central streets works well, and you will find cafés, shops, and restaurants scattered throughout for breaks and meals.

The neighborhood has hosted a large Turkish community since the 1960s, whose presence shows in markets, restaurants, and bakeries throughout the area. This connection shapes the look and taste of the place down to today.