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Potsdamer Platz Before the Second World War, Potsdamer and the adjacent Leipziger Platz were the bustling center of the city. Two terminal stations, countless shops and department stores, theaters and cinemas made the area the pulse of the city, so that in order to regulate the hustle and bustle a bit, Europe's first traffic light also had to be set up here. Between 1945 and the fall of the Wall, a completely different picture emerged: the wall led directly over Potsdamer Platz, all around was a death strip and no man's land. After 1989, the motto was to breathe life back into the wasteland in the heart of the city. Sony and Daimler Benz built the area with three skyscrapers, countless shops and important premiere cinemas. Especially today, Potsdamer Platz is the location of Berlin's stars and starlets - and not just during the film festival.

Brandenburg Gate Without a doubt, it is the city's landmark: the Brandenburg Gate. Built between 1788 and 1791 by Carl Gotthard Langhans, it was just one of many old city gates around Berlin, which was still manageable at the time. In front of the gate, a decorative square was created, Pariser Platz, where many of the city's important buildings are still to this day, such as the historic Hotel Adlon, the Academy of the Coast or the embassies of Great Britain and the USA. The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe is located near Pariser Platz.

Home Apartments Book Area Around Contact Imprint Brandenburg Gate Undoubtedly, it is the symbol of the city: the Brandenburg Gate. Built 1788-1791 by Carl Gotthard Langhans, it was just one of many old city gates around the time still manageable Berlin. A jewelry course was preceded by the gate applied, the Pariser Platz, where today are many important buildings in the city, such as the historic Hotel Adlon, the Academy of coast or the embassies of the UK and the USA. Near the Pariser Platz is the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe.

Alexanderplatz The Alexanderplatz was not only the center of the old East Berlin, architecturally it should also represent the center of the GDR. For this reason the place fascinates today still particularly because of its design width: leave the field wide highways from (including the Karl-Marx-Allee with Stalinist buildings in wedding-cake style) and lined with high-rise buildings located in the "Alex "Also the tallest structure in Berlin: the TV tower. Also in the immediate vicinity of the Red Town Hall are (the seat of the Berlin Mayor) and the historical model reconstructed in the 1980s Nikolai Quarter. Quite unsuitable for socialist ideas are around the Alexanderplatz, incidentally the oldest churches in the city, such as St. Nicholas Church from 1230 and St. Mary's Church of 1294th

Alexanderplatz Alexanderplatz was not only the center of old East Berlin, architecturally it was also intended to represent the center of the GDR. For this reason, the square is still particularly fascinating today because of its design breadth: Wide main roads lead from the square (including the Karl-Marx-Allee with Stalinist buildings in the sugar-baker's style) and lined with high-rise buildings is the tallest building in Berlin at "Alex": the TV tower. Also in the immediate vicinity are the Red Town Hall (the seat of the Berlin Mayor) and the Nikolaiviertel, which was rebuilt in the 1980s based on the historical model. Incidentally, the oldest churches in the city are located around Alexanderplatz, completely unsuitable for the socialist idea, such as the Nikolaikirche from 1230 and the Marienkirche from 1294.

Home Apartments Book Area Around Contact Imprint description The apartments are located in a central location in Berlin-Tiergarten (district Moabit). Supermarkets, bakeries, bars, restaurants and internet cafes located in the immediate vicinity. For exploring Berlin are underground and S-Bahn and numerous bus routes in less than 5 minutes are available. In no time you are, for example, Alexanderplatz, the Brandenburg Gate and farther attractions. The studio I is located on the 3rd floor, the studio II on the 6th floor. An elevator is available. These exclusive 1-bedroom apartments are fully renovated and redecorated. The approximately 45 square meters large apartments are spacious and modern. It has in the living / bedroom with a double bed and a large sitting area with flat screen TV. The large corner sofa can be pulled out when needed and provides two additional sleeping. The dining table for 4 persons is extendable. Of course, cabinets or standing in the studio II, a walkable dressing room available. The quiet, cozy balcony invites you to linger. Here smoking is allowed. The high-speed internet access is available free of charge. With digital cable you received many national and international television stations. The integrated kitchen is fully equipped (including coffee maker, toaster, dishwasher). The spacious and bright tiled bathroom has a comfortable shower, washbasin and toilet. All prices include bed linen, towels, as well as electricity and water consumption. Cleaning surcharge. The apartments can accommodate 1 to 4 persons .

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Info about paid parking Waldstraße und Essener Straße Mon-Fri from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. € 3 per hour Tip! Buy a season ticket for a few days. In the “TIEFGARAGE IM SCHULTHEISS QUARTIER” parking garage at Turmstrasse 26. Click me for more information Further information about Zillstraße, Essener Straße and Waldstraße can be found via the link. The parking zones are marked in yellow.

Museum Island As early as the 19th century, “the lime trees” were Berlin's most splendid promenade and parade street in the center of the city. Today the avenue has lost none of its old charm. Not only are the main building of Berlin's Humboldt University, the German Historical Museum, the Berlin Cathedral and the State Opera located on the street, it also leads across Berlin's Museum Island. The most important exhibition centers in the country are located there. Also on Museum Island, opposite the Altes Museum, was the Berlin City Palace, torn down in GDR times and replaced by the Palace of the Republic, it is soon to be rebuilt - also as a museum.