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Alexanderplatz, 7, D-10178
Area: mitte
Park Inn By Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz is the ideal place for a leisure stay, but also for business. The hotel has many facilities, such as: restaurants, bars, parking, 24-hour reception, 11... Read more
Rosa Luxemburg strasse, 9 - 13, 10178
Area: mitte
Situato nel cuore della città a pochi minuti dal Kunstinsel, Hackesche Hofe e da piazza Gendarmenmarkt. L'hotel dispone di camere tutte dotate di TV via satellite, asciugacapelli e bagno privato. Read more
Dircksenstraße, 36, 10179
Area: mitte
A big breakfast buffet is served at the Motel One. The One Lounge also provides 24-hour reception service. Read more
KARL-LIEBKNECHT-STRABE 32- , 10178
Area: mitte
restaurant, reception 24 hours of 24, non smoking rooms, Rooms / Facilities for Disabled Guests, availability of family rooms, elevator, safe, soundproof room availability, heating, design hotel,... Read more
Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse, 32,, 10178
Area: mitte
At the end of the day there is nothing better than to take advantage of the gym, sauna and relaxation area. Read more
Bernhard Weiss Strasse 8, 10178
Area: mitte
Hotel offers excellent value for money with a great location. Read more
KARL-LIEBKNECHT, 34
Area: mitte
This new hostel offers a maximum of security with lockers in the rooms. Guests can meet international travelers in the cozy and comfortable bar, where the party is going on. Read more
Alte Schönhauser Straße 33-34, , 10119
Area: mitte
Near Alexanderplatz, Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer. Read more
Bernhard Weiss-Strasse 5 10178, Berlin, Germany, 10178
Area: mitte
This brand new 4-star superior hotel is only a 5-minute walk from Berlin's Alexanderplatz. It offers guests individually decorated rooms, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, iPod docking stations as well... Read more
Neue Schönhauser Straße, 1, 10178
Area: mitte
This hotel awaits you with newly renovated rooms and a welcoming atmosphere. Guests travelling by car will find free public parking nearby or, for a fee, can park at the hotel's private parking lot. Read more
Theanolte Bähnisch Straße, 2, 10178
Area: mitte
The hotel offers the following services at an additional charge: parking and entrance of small animals. Read more
Grunerstrasse 11, , 10179
Area: mitte
Near Alexanderplatz, Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and a reception hall., Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, multilingual... Read more
Otto Braun Strasse 65 , 10178
Area: mitte
The boutique ONE80° hostel in Berlin's trendy Mitte district, just off the Alexanderplatz, features free Wi-Fi, a stylish bar, and its own night club. Alexanderplatz Square S-Bahn Train and Metro... Read more
Rochstraße 9, , 10178
Area: mitte
Near Alexanderplatz, Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer. Read more
Rochstraße 9, , 13355
Area: mitte
Near Alexanderplatz, Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer. Read more
Discover Berlin
Berlin is located in the north-west of Germany and is the capital of the country.
The German capital, which today is one of the most artistically and culturally lively cities in Europe, during the last century has been greatly affected by the World Wars. In particular, during the Second World War, Berlin was severely damaged by the bombing of the allied troops. After the war, the city has become the symbol of the division of the country into two zones, the west part and east one. The latter was under the control of the Soviet government, and in 1961 was erected the infamous Berlin Wall, which, until its demolition in 1989, was the emblem of the Cold War.
Sleeping in Berlin: Our Best Hotels in Town
Amongst our top hotels in Berlin we recommend:
- Hotel Adlon Kempisky - 5 stars
- All In Hotel and Hostel
- Hotel Adrema - 4 stars
- Hotel Days Inn Berlin City South - 3 stars
- Hotel Angleterre - 4 stars
What To See And Do in Berlin
Well aware of its past, today’s Berlin is one of the most interesting European capitals and it is surely worth a visit. Full of tourist attractions of any kind, from museums to art galleries, theatre and trendy class, it is surely a must.
The famous Brandeburg Gate is one of the most famous city’s symbols. A living witness of the past division into two Germanies, now the Brandeburg Gate epitomizes the reunification of the country. A few steps from attraction lies the Holocaust Memorial, a monument dedicated to the victims of the shoah.
The Reichstag, home of the German federal Parliament, deserves to be among the things you absolutely must see in Berlin, mostly for its glass dome, which can be visited for free and which offers a breathtaking view of the city.
Tiergarten Park is the ideal place to relax. This former game reserve is the city’s green lung, an oasis of paradise made of woods, meadows, streams and ponds.
In Berlin there are over 170 museums; here is the famous Museum Island, located in the northern part of the Spree island (the main river of the city). This cultural and architectural collection of museums is part of the Unesco World Heritage, and consists of 5 different structures: The Pergamon Museum, which houses some collections of ancient Greek and Middle Eastern art, the Bode-Museum, inside which you can find many Byzantine artworks, the Old Museum and the New Museum, where you can admire the famous bust of Nefertiti, and the Old National Gallery, with its collection of German artworks.
At the entrance of the Museum Island is the Pleasure Garden, an ancient square now covered with grass, in which lie both the Old Museum and the Berlin Cathedral, built here between the nineteenth and the twentieth century. In the city there are a lot of art galleries; the most famous of them is the Gemaldegalerie (the picture gallery), which contains many masterpieces of the European art between the thirteenth and the nineteenth centuries. It is located within the complex of the Kulturforum, which also houses the New National Gallery and the National Library.
Art and history merge at the East Side Gallery, an outdoor gallery. Murals from artists all over the world can be seen along Mühlenstraße, on what remains of the Berlin Wall.
Besides the East Side Gallery, lovers of art should not miss a visit to the Hamburger Bahnhof, a museum of contemporary art hosted in a former railway station from the nineteenth century, with words of artists the like Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol.
The city is really creative: in fact in 2006 it was appointed Unesco City of Design, and it has more than 1,300 companies including agencies, studios for product and furnityre design. In Berlin you can also find a lot of fashion designers and shops.
Berlin is a cosmopolitan and extremely vivid city: its artistic and nightlife centre is Prenzlauer Berg,a trendy district full of restaurants and pubs, very popular in summer for young Berliners and tourists.
The capital is also closely linked to the world of music: in the city there are three big opera houses andBerlin musical trends affect the entire European musical scene today.
Traditional Hangout Spots: the Best Kneipen and Biergarten in Berlin
Both a witness of the recent and past history, today’s Berlin is a constantly developing city, full of places to have fun. Some of the places you shouldn’t absolutely miss are the kneipen, the typical, traditional breweries.
Once small taverns where Berliners used to have a beer and something to eat at lunchbreak or after work, today many kneipen offer good meals, almost like a restaurant, being the ideal destinations for those willing to experience both some great beer and German traditional dishes.
A few examples? Stew, schnitzels, sausages, Eisbein (pork knuckles with sauerkraut) and, of course, wurstel. Another dish worth a taste in Berlin is curry wurst, a sliced sausage served with curry sauce.
Those visiting in the nice season cannot miss a visit to one of the best biergarten in Berlin, outdoor breweries where wurstel and steak match a good beer.
Among the historical biergarten, a special mention goes to Pratergarten, established in 1837, with a wide range of homemade beers. Schleusenkrug is another popular biergarten in town, since 1954 and located close to the Charlottenburg underground station. Here you can find the famous flammkuchen, salty tarts, and lamb wurst. Brauhas biergarten in Rixdorf, located inside a nineteenth century villa, offers many home made beers, served with great local dishes.
How To Reach the German Capital
Berlin is a very well connected town. A very efficient network of public transportation makes it easy to be reached from all over Germany.
Those willing to reach by plane can land in one of the two city airports - Tegel, linked to town via a shuttle bus service, and Schoenefeld, close to the railway station and where many low cost companies land.
The town can also easily be reached by train: Berlin main stations also serve high speed trains from Italy and all over Europe.
For those willing to use their car, is it important to know German highways are free and for long traits have no speed limit. The centre of Berlin can be reached only by vehicles meeting serious pollution standards: it is necessary to exhibit a special badge listing the exhausted substances of your car.
The Best Time To Visit Berlin
Berlin has a mild continental climate, with cold winters with an average temperature around zero degrees, and not so warm summers, with daily temperatures around 24 °C / 75.2 °F. The best time to visit this town, avoiding the weather to play a bad trick, is from May to July.
For those who do not fear winter, our advice is to visit Berlin in December, to watch the Christmas lights and the traditional Christmas markets, celebrate New Year’s Day outside while watching many live shows.