Lobe Block
Art, food and nature in the centre of Berlin
At the Lobe Block, you’ll discover what the city of the future might look like. Modern architecture with a touch of antiquity (reminiscent of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon) and a development concept that combines social responsibility with visionary ideas. In 2019, this concept was even recognised with a place in the final of the Mies van der Rohe Award.
A building for the Wedding of the future
Everything is in flux – the Lobe Block embodies this motto with the flexible design options of its spaces and their equally flexible use. Spanning 3,396 m², you’ll find a gallery, a yoga studio, the Lobe Canteen and studios dedicated to fashion and ceramics. More than ‘just’ architecture, then, and more than enough reasons to slow down and explore. Here you can find more slow travel tips for Berlin.
Lobe Canteen lunch menu
At the Lobe Canteen, fresh, seasonal, vegetarian or vegan dishes are served for lunch on weekdays. Many of the ingredients come from the centre’s own permaculture garden or from regional producers. The focus is on creatively using up leftovers and minimising packaging waste as much as possible. Food that can no longer be used is composted.