Prenzlauer Berg nearby infrastructure and amenity access
NearbyIndex scores access to mapped daily services. Walkability also depends on routes, street conditions, safety, and comfort.
Population: 149K
Score Range
69-91 (best: 91)
10th-90th percentile
Groceries
Restaurants & Cafes
Public Transit
Healthcare
Education
Parks & Recreation
Shopping
Entertainment
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NearbyIndex Amenity Access Profile v1.0.0
Evidence profile for Prenzlauer Berg
Calculated August 25, 2026
The median sampled point scores 87. A total of 100% of analyzed points score 60 or more. The typical range is 69–91, a 22-point difference. The strongest category is Education (95). The weakest is Shopping (71).
- Median access
- 87/100
- The middle analyzed grid-point score.
- High-access coverage
- 100%
- Analyzed grid points with a score of 60 or more.
- Consistency
- 78/100
- 100 minus the 10th-to-90th percentile width.
- Category balance
- 76/100
- 100 minus the strongest-to-weakest category difference.
- Grid evidence
- 16 analyzed of 16 points
- Estimated scored area
- 50.1 km²
- Mapped place records
- 7,120(142.1/km²)
- Named-area coverage
- 100% of grid points
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Nearby infrastructure across Prenzlauer Berg
100% of sampled points score 60 or more for nearby daily amenities. The model uses straight-line distance to groceries, food, transit, healthcare, education, parks, shopping, and entertainment.
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Strongest categories
Education (95), Healthcare (90), Entertainment (90)
What's in Prenzlauer Berg
Counted inside the area we score. Presence, not walking distance — the category scores above measure reachability.
Amenity access by sampled area in Prenzlauer Berg
These labels come from source map boundaries. The table covers 16 of 16 grid points (100%). Some named areas can sit outside the city boundary because the current grid follows the inferred urban area.
| Neighborhood | Score | Points |
|---|---|---|
Top areaMitte | 90 | 2 |
Kreuzberg | 89 | 3 |
Soldiner Kiez | 87 | 1 |
Friedrichshain | 85 | 3 |
Brunnenviertel | 85 | 1 |
Prenzlauer Berg | 82(68-91) | 4 |
Weißensee | 66 | 2 |
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