Shopping district Berlin Mitte

Living in Mitte, meaning ‘centre’, means living directly in the city centre. Many of Berlin’s most famous sights and shopping streets are found right in Berlin-Mitte. While the northern end of the district is filled with well-preserved historic architecture, many of the buildings in the South Berlin-Mitte weren’t built until after German reunification. Apartments of all sizes can be found here. Currently, more than 88,000 Berliners live in Berlin-Mitte. The district itself, which is almost synonymous with old Berlin, consists of several informal districts. The western part of the city borders corresponds to the boundaries of the old city wall, which the landmark Brandenburg Gate was also a part of. Many companies, including larger corporations such as Deutsche Bahn AG, are located here—also making Berlin-Mitte the city’s business district.

Live closer to nature in Berlin Wilmersdorf

If you are looking for a temporary flat in Berlin-Wilmersdorf, you will be surrounded by green, but still well-connected. Wilmersdorf is located close to the city-centre in the southwest of Berlin. Thanks to the great transport connections, other districts are easily within reach. Various bus and S-Bahn lines connect Berlin-Wilmersdorf to the rest of Berlin. The Grunewald forest located in Wilmersdorf makes this the greenest district of the city, as it occupies nearly half of the district. The rest is scattered with upscale residential areas. The architecture of the apartments in Berlin-Wilmersdorf consists mainly of well-preserved historical buildings. Especially popular is the Wilhelminian quarter, with its beautiful buildings from the Wilhelminian era. The northern end of the district consists of many local and gastronomic establishments, which offer a lively outing area.

Experience the scene of Berlin-Friedrichshain

Apartments in Berlin-Friedrichshain are in high demand with the young and young-at-heart. Formally a worker and industrial quarter, Friedrichshain has recently become the trendiest district of Berlin. More and more young creatives are heading to Friedrichshain. Thanks to the many restorations and new construction, attractive and modern apartments are available without losing the retro vibe of the former GDR. This retro charm is especially prevalent in the eastern parts of the district. Friedrichshain is made up of many so-called Kiezen, or neighbourhoods. The most popular Kiezen to live in are the Südkiez and the Boxhagener Kiez. In addition to its popularity, Friedrichshain also borders Berlin-Mitte. Business travelers living in Berlin-Friedrichshain will find a lively, young district with great connection to the city centre.

The latest popular district: Berlin Neukölln

The border between the district Neukölln and Kreuzberg is also called Kreuzkölln, because Kreuzberg has become very stylish over the years and Neukölln is undergoing a similar change. A former dangerous place to be in, Neukölln has become a scene for artists and multicultural living. Cheap rent prices attracted a lot of students and artists that heavily influenced the district. By now companies have realized that Neukölln is worth investing in, which is why rent prices have slightly risen. If you’re renting an apartment here you can look forward to a multifaceted district. Neukölln also offers a lot of culture. Every day, there are a lot of different events and an active nightlife. People looking for relaxation can also find it here. Neukölln has the Britzer Garden, that even has an animal enclosure, as well as the Körnerpark, which is at the centre of Neukölln. If you’re moving in the area of the Richardsplatz, you can experience a town atmosphere in the middle of the hectic big city. There are many old buildings here that are reminiscent of an earlier Berlin. Neukölln also has a multicultural scene to offer, which is reflected in the many different types of restaurants as well as events.

Outside, but still in the city: Berlin Tempelhof

For many, the district of Tempelhof is synonymous with Tempelhofer Feld, the former airport runways turned city park. This unique feature offers wide open spaces for leisure activities such as sports, cycling, walking, or picnicking. Along with the new recreational area, Tempelhof has developed into a quiet and attractive residential district, where the rents are still comparatively favorable. Nevertheless, Berlin-Tempelhof is centrally located and well connected to the public transport networks. Here, many different cultures meet, creating a wide range of excellent events and culinary experiences. This is complemented by the popular shopping street Tempelhofer Damm. Temporary accommodation in Berlin-Tempelhof is especially suitable for those who wish to live near the excitement of the urban centre, but prefer a quieter environment.