The Panorama Apartment in Berlin

The “Panorama” apartment is located in a beautiful and dynamic area of Berlin Mitte.
He offers guest's an excellent possibility to discover this extraordinary and charming city.
The apartment is located on the 21. floor, has a beautiful a spectacular view of the city, is very quiet, cozy and centrally located.

The area surrounding the apartment
The apartment is situated in a prime spot of Berlin Mitte, on the shopping and restaurant area of this dynamic and interesting district, right in the vibrant center of East Berlin. The area encourages guests to go for a walk in its roundabouts and discover the wide range of possibilities offered: nice and trendy young Berlin designer shops, art galleries, excellent restaurants, cocktail bars, etc.

A few steps away you shall find Hackescher Markt, the beautiful and well-known city square as well, as Münzstrasse, Neue Schönhauser Strasse and Alte Schönhauser Strasse streets and their surroundings.

The apartment is located close to The Hackesche Höfe, the cathedral, Museums Island, Unter den Linden.

The S-Bahn line Hackescher Markt is the most important as it links the city's most interesting and emblematic East and West areas, as well as tramway lines M2 and M6.

Apartment description
The apartment is furnished with great taste, while also being in a prime location to enjoy the city's attractions.

This bright and spacious apartment with wood floors gives you the opportunity to feel comfortable and enjoy a pleasant stay in Berlin.
In the spacious open kitchen you shall find a round table with 4 chairs.
White furniture gives the apartment a very fresh and welcoming touch.
The living room area has a comfortable sofa with a coffee table, a bookshelf, DVD and a plasma TV.
The sofabed is very comfy and can easily accommodate 2 people (160 X 200).
The master bedroom has a queen size bed (160X200), two bedside table with lamps, a chest of drawers and a wardrobe for you to store your belongings in.

The bathroom has a bathtub and a hair-dryer.
Bed linen and towels are provided so that you have all you need for a pleasant stay at this homely apartment.
The charm of this apartment and it's excellent location assures a wonderful and unforgettable stay in Berlin.

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.

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