Charming 2-room apt. near Schönhauser Allee
Enjoy the tasteful ambience
2-room-apartment (70 sqm) in Prenzlauer Berg district near the Schönhauser Allee. You will be living in a newly renovated flat, with original wooden floor boards, which give the flat a special charm.
In the living room there is a large comfortable leather sofa with a foot stool, a relaxing chair, a small dining area, TV/HiFi and a nice balcony.
The cosy bedroom has got a large double bed (high quality bed linen and towels are included), and a small work place with desk. Access to bedroom is through double wing doors and there is a partition to divide the room from the large dressing area with wardrobe.
Cosy living room
The kitchen comes fully equipped with electric stove, fridge, dish-washer, coffee machine, toaster, cutlery, dishes, and kitchenware from wine glasses to frying pans: everything you need for a quick breakfast or a luxurious dinner.
The bathroom is newly renovated with tiles and has got a bathtub.
The flat has got free internet access (WLAN).
For dirvers please keep in mind that you have to pay for parking spaces in the streets around the flat. You could also use parking house nearby.
Please relax
All prices are shown in Euros and include VAT at the current rate of 7%. We charge 35 Euro for final cleaning. Please note that these prices are not valid during major events, public holidays and other holiday periods (please ask for an offer).
- Fairs and major events (IFA, ITB, ISTAF, Marathon, etc)
- Public Holidays (Easter, Christmas, German Unity Day, etc)
- Summer holiday
- New Year (27th Dec - 4th Jan)
Please ask us about prices for stays of more than one week.
Study area
The apartment is situated in Prenzlauer Berg, a central area close to Alexanderplatz and Unter den Linden, Berlin`s famous cultural mile and elegant promenade. You will live in city-east in an ideal situation behind the interesting central areas of Museumsinsel, Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate and all the other places of interests and sightseeings.
The apartment is also close to Tiergarten, Berlin`s largest city park, reputed to be one of the most beautiful parks in Europe.
There are numerous shopping opportunities nearby, as well as trendy areas and a lively cultural- and night-life directly on your doorstep. A large and beautiful place (Helmholtzplatz) is also nearby, reputed to be one of the most interesting areas in Berlin.
Tastefuk ambience
Sleep well
You will meet the typical mixture of antiques shops, countless cafés and a multitude of restaurants, art shops, galeries, antiquarian bookstores and small businesses. The many small and medium shops in the area offer a diverse shopping experience.
In Berlin you will find a very extensive public transport network. Many sights are directly and rapidly accessible. Because of the central location most guests leave their car parked, or do not even bring it at all. The apartment is situated directly at the underground station Bayerischer Platz in the west of the city, near Kudamm and Zoological Garden - the Zoo with the world`s highest number of species. Underground lines, (night-) buses, and a taxi stand are practically on your doorstep.
Since 1st January 2008 Berlin's inner city is an 'environmental zone' where only cars that are up to emission standards are allowed. You need a sticker with information about the emission standard of your car.
Charming bedroom
How to get to the flat:
The nearest motorway exit is situated few kilometers away - north of the flat - and will take you only a couple of minutes by car.
From Tegel Airport: take bus no. TXL to the station Beusselstrasse, change into the S-Bahn (urban railway) no. 41 or another line to the station Schönhauser Allee (23 min. journey time).
From Schönefeld Airport: take the S-Bahn in a direct way to the station Schönhauser Allee (38 min. journey time)
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From Hauptbahnhof (the central train station) you travel with the urban railway line S7 (or another line in the same direction) to the station Friedrichstrasse, change into the Tra 12 direction Pasedegaplatz to the station Stargarder Strasse (27 min. journey time).
Taxi:
Tegel Airport, 13 km (20 min.), € 22
Schönefeld Airport, 25 km (34 Min), € 38
Hauptbahnhof (central train station), 5 km (10 Min.), € 12
Attractive bedroom
The city district of Prenzlauer Berg was once known for its working class people and talented artisans. In 1920, Prenzlauer Berg officially became part of the city of Berlin and it was called Prenzlauer Tor. The added borough contributed roughly three hundred thousand German citizens to Berlin’s population. A year later, the Prenzlauer Berg was born, and it has been a traveler’s destination ever since.
Prenzlauer Berg has an area of eleven square kilometers, and a thriving population of 160,000 inhabitants. With the tall buildings stabbing into the summer sky, the panoramic view of Berlin in the summer leaves many wondering why there are not more people. In your apartment it's nice to have a street (Stargarder Strasse) that can be walked down without pushing and shoving.
Fully fitted kitchen
When strolling through the Prenzlauer Berg you will see fantastic images of both new and old, through art and commerce. The French Quarter area of Prenzlauer Berg on Oderberger Strabe, was developed after the German French war of 1871, and is situated between Schönhauser Alee and Prenzlauer Alee. The beautiful streets can be easily recognized, as they have been named for places in France such as Metz, Mulhausen and Kolmar.
Cosy bathroom
World War II saw extensive bombing in the city of Berlin. with many of the buildings destroyed, a rebuilding effort began in 1945. Through hard work and a determined national pride, the Germans, most specifically the Berliners, worked insatiably until the town was rebuilt.
For you it's nothing more exciting and enriching than visiting a section of a city with so much history. Although the history was very traumatic with the bombings from the allies at the end of World War II, it is nonetheless history, and it's great to learn about Berlin and the effects of the war on this great city.
Newly renovated bathroom
The entire area is alive with history, as every street that you turn down offers another insight into the spirit of European togetherness as there are Prussians, French, Danish and Norwegian street names all throughout Prenzlauer Berg. This makes Prenzlauer Berg one of the most interesting and vibrant places for a traveler of any in Berlin.
View from the balcony
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