About
Simon-Dach-Straße is a street in Berlin, Germany, lined with bars and restaurants. It is a lively place to walk, eat and spend an evening, and a good choice for visitors who enjoy wandering through a neighbourhood rather than ticking off a single landmark.
What to expect
The street is known for its street art. Building facades and courtyards are covered with murals, some commissioned and some spontaneous graffiti, so the walls themselves give the walk its character. Look up and around as you go, and step into the side courtyards where they are visible.
- Bars and restaurants along much of the street, suited to a relaxed meal or a drink
- Commissioned murals alongside unplanned graffiti, which change the look of the area over time
- A busy, sociable atmosphere, especially in the evening
Making the most of a visit
Simon-Dach-Straße works well as part of a wider walk through the surrounding district, where you can combine the street art with other cafés and streets nearby. It is an informal place: come with time to stroll, be ready to stop often, and allow for the crowds when the bars fill up.
