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September 2024
Andreas und Martina L. from 79111 Freiburg
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BERLIN HOLIDAY FLAT PRENZLAUER BERG
Prenzlauer Berg
Beautiful vacation apartment in Prenzlauer Berg
Very beautiful, large studio apartment, nicely renovated. The apartment is very clean and well-maintained. There is even an elevator for the tenants, which is very pleasant since the apartment is on the third floor. Check-in, overall facilities, beds, and location - everything is top-notch, nothing to complain about. We would love to come back.
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Which sights are there in Prenzlauer Berg?
Exciting Attractions Await in Prenzlauer Berg and the Adjacent Districts
Kollwitzplatz in Prenzlauer Berg exudes a special charm with its Wilhelminian-style stucco facades. Due to the many shops, cafés, and restaurants in Berlin's old buildings, Kollwitzplatz is very popular among Berliners and tourists. From the attractive Senefelderplatz with the historic Pfefferberg beer garden, the slope leads up to Kollwitzplatz (named after the painter and graphic artist Käthe Kollwitz), who lived there until just before her death. On the green, there is a replica of her sculpture "Mother with Children." Be sure to visit one of the last refuges of alternative culture, the Mauerpark, and lay down on the grass with a drink on a beautiful summer afternoon to listen to spontaneous open-air concerts. The flea market at Mauerpark is open every Sunday throughout the year and is very close by. Why not rent a bike? The cycling network in this part of Berlin is excellent and allows any tour you can imagine from your vacation home or apartment. Is there a more perfect destination for city trips than Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin?
What do you need to experience in Prenzlauer Berg?
In the Heart of Berlin Stood the Wall
If you book a vacation home or apartment in Berlin, you must visit the German Division Memorial at Bernauer Straße. Here, German history comes alive. Until 1989, the Berlin Wall divided the district: on Bernauer Straße, the fronts of the houses were in the East, but the sidewalk was already in the West. The section of the wall in Wedding was repeatedly the scene of sensational escapes from the eastern part of the city. In 1962, 57 Berliners managed to escape through a nearly 150-meter-long tunnel under the wall. The German Division Memorial at Bernauer Straße commemorates this part of Berlin's history with a 70-meter-long section of the wall.
What can you experience in Prenzlauer Berg with children?
Happy Children: Rent a Top Accommodation in Berlin's Child Paradise
During a family holiday in Prenzlauer Berg, children can feel like little kings. The stereotype of the helicopter mom with an expensive stroller belongs to Prenzlauer Berg - here, the word family-friendly is taken very seriously. In front of the «Kiezkind» café at Helmholtzplatz, countless tricycles and strollers are parked. There's an indoor sandbox, spit cloths, and a «Baby Latte» on the menu. A nature kindergarten advertises on the bulletin board. There are endless excursion destinations and leisure activities for children in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg, Pankow, Weißensee, and Marzahn. Moreover, in the heart of Berlin is Germany's oldest zoo, which fascinates not only children with its mix of animals and exotic monuments. Particularly exciting: the German Spy Museum. The Cold War and the situation in Berlin brought forth many intelligence services and agents. A museum located right next to the former Berlin Wall informs about this, including the famous James Bond. On the Spree and Havel rivers, there are many excursion opportunities by boat in and around Berlin. These include trips to Potsdam or to the surrounding areas in Brandenburg.
Where can I eat out in Prenzlauer Berg?
Vietnamese, French, Mexican - Right in the Heart of Berlin
In Berlin, and especially in Prenzlauer Berg, there are so many great restaurants and beautiful cafés that there is something for everyone. At Konnopkes, you can eat the "best currywurst in Berlin." The snack bar is located opposite the Eberswalder Straße subway station under the viaduct. For vegans and those who want to become one, Lucky Leek is recommended, located at Kollwitzstraße 54, near Kollwitzplatz. Or perhaps Thai, Greek, Italian, or something else? You can order from almost anywhere and have it delivered to your affordable vacation home or apartment. For traditionalists, a visit to the Prater, the oldest beer garden in the city, located at the beginning of Kastanienallee, is worthwhile. Beer lovers will enjoy the former Pfefferberg brewery on Schönhauser Allee. The great child-friendliness in almost all restaurants is especially commendable. If you're a fan of Japanese ramen, be sure to stop by Takumi Nine. Or perhaps street food at the Kulturbrauerei?
What is a must-see in Prenzlauer Berg?
Prenzlauer Berg Reflects Berlin's History
The Berlin Kulturbrauerei is a 25,000 m² architectural ensemble in the heart of Berlin. It has been a protected historical site since 1974 with its courtyards and unique architecture and is considered a must-see attraction. In the early 90s, clubs, restaurants, and theaters opened on the freshly renovated premises of the former Schultheiss Brewery. Look closely: The original lettering on the facade of the industrial monument tells you what the buildings were once used for. Nearby is also the Prenzlauer Berg water tower from 1877, affectionately called "Dicker Herrmann." It is the oldest water tower in Berlin and was operational until 1952. The largest synagogue in Germany is also located in Prenzlauer Berg on Rykestraße. A large Jewish cemetery is located on Schönhauser Allee. Also worth seeing in Prenzlauer Berg are the Gethsemane Church and the Zeiss Major Planetarium on Prenzlauer Allee, as well as Ernst-Thälmann-Park and the Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark with the adjacent Max-Schmeling-Halle. Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg is just a stone's throw from the center of Berlin - whether you want to go to a park, theater, or museum. Follow Danziger Straße to the neighboring district of Friedrichshain and be sure to take a walk through Volkspark Friedrichshain.
How do I come to Prenzlauer Berg?
How to Comfortably Reach Your Holiday Apartment or Vacation Home
Prenzlauer Berg is a district in the Berlin borough of Pankow, bordered by Mitte to the south and Wedding to the west. The easiest way to reach your vacation rental, whether a house or a privately-owned apartment, is by one of the numerous flights to the capital. Berlin Tegel Airport is significantly closer to Prenzlauer Berg than Berlin Schönefeld. If you are arriving by train, from Berlin Hauptbahnhof (main station) you have a direct subway connection to your accommodation in Prenzlauer Berg, whether it's an apartment or a vacation home. From the Berlin ring highway, city highways, exits, and feeders lead into the city. Numerous intercity buses daily serve the two bus terminals in Berlin. From there, you can also quickly and comfortably reach your accommodation in Prenzlauer Berg using public transport. Note: there are hardly any free parking spaces. However, the subway allows you to easily travel from your apartment or vacation home to anywhere, for example, directly to Potsdamer Platz or Alexanderplatz via the U2 line. The Eberswalder Straße subway station is a great starting point for your explorations, with several tram lines also stopping here, right between Kastanienallee and the Kulturbrauerei. Nearby: Senefelder Platz subway station is a good location for a vacation home or apartment and the starting point for the Kollwitzkiez with its attractions. One of the main thoroughfares in Prenzlauer Berg is Schönhauser Allee, with its numerous shops.