From the apartment, getting into town is very easy.
The area surrounding the apartment
The underground station U9 - Amrumerstrasse and U6 - Leopoldplatz gives you access to key city locations, like for example, the Zoologischer Garten, Kurfürstendamm's shopping area, Friedrichstraße street and Gendarmenmarkt, as well as Museum Island and the historical center.
For those wishing to relax, the area offers the possibility of several outdoor activities such as taking a walk along the Spree river, going for a bike ride at either Rehberge or Goethe park, or even going for a swim in Plötzen See Lake in the summertime.
The apartment
This beautiful one bedroom apartment with terrace is located on the fourth floor without lift,
and is perfectly quiet and bright.
The living room of this quiet and light apartment has a double sofa bed and television.
The bedroom is furnished with a 1.60 x 2.00m wide double bed, (queen size), bedside table, and a wardrobe to store guest's clothes.
It has a large kitchen with a dining area, table for 4.
The kitchen has a washing machine, dishwasher, refrigerator, stove, oven, coffee maker, kettle and everything you might need to cook if you should wish to do so.
The simple and bright bathroom comes with bathtub.
Linen and Towels are included.
Conditions of stay
- Refundable deposit
€200 (to be refunded upon departure and return of the apartment in good condition)
- Refundable deposit for Monthly booking
€300 (to be refunded upon departure and return of the apartment in good condition)
- Maximum capacity
4 People
- Check-in / Checkout
Checkin after 15h, Checkout before 11h
Mitte
Mitte is Berlin's main district, where many of the city's tourist attractions are located and some of the most elegant and busy shopping streets.
It's the city's historic center. The area includes some of the most important tourist sites such as the Brandenburg Gate, Unter den Linden avenue and Potsdamer Platz square.
Mitte is Berlin's most important cultural center. To show for that you have Unter den Linden avenue, Humboldt University which both Einstein and Marx attended, Staatsoper and Komische Oper. Not far from the square, you shall find a surprising classical architecture ensemble declared World Heritage by UNESCO, including Museum Island (Musiumsinsel) which houses five of the most important museums in Berlin: Altes Museum, Alte Nationalgalerie, Bodemuseum, Pergamonmuseum, and the Neues Museum, inaugurated just recently.
Friedrichstrasse will take you to well-known Checkpoint Charlie, former border crossing point and setting to many stories and secret agent legendary tales.
There you shall also find the Berlin Wall Museum and extensive information on the Berlin wall on Zimmerstrasse and Friedrichstrasse street.
Close to Friedrichstrasse is the Gendarmenmarkt, without a doubt one of the most beautiful squares in the city.
One of the things that will marvel you about this lively and dynamic district and the Hackescher Markt, are the inner courtyards of the Hackesche Höfe. The buildings, built in the early nineteenth century, housed a variety of business offices, small enterprises and factory HQs.
The Brandenburg Gate was left in no man's land for 30 years. The Wall was built just in front of it making it inaccessible to any citizen. In 1987, then U.S. President Ronald Reagan spoke at the Gate the famous lines, “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!", which happened two years later.
In 1925, Potsdamer Platz, surrounded by hotels, restaurants, cafes and theaters was considered the busiest square in Europe. The first European traffic light was set up there. It was totally destroyed during the last months of World War II, and its reconstruction took 10 years.
Nowadays, this area is full of modern office buildings, restaurants, shops, hotels and apartments buildings, all state of the art modern design, in unison with other buildings standing there before.