Berlin's most popular Attractions

The very central Alexanderplatz is the huge and famous public square and transportation hub in central Mitte district of East Berlin, home to the Alexanderplatz S-Bahn and U-Bahn stations, TV Tower, Rotes Rathaus, Sealife, Neptunbrunnen, and mm.

Berliner Dom or Berlin Cathedral is the Evangelical Supreme Parish and Cathedral Church in Berlin or the parish church of the "Gemeinde der Oberpfarr- und Domkirche zu Berlin" located near the Museum Island in the Mitte borough.

The Brandenburger Tor or the "Branderburg Gate" was constructed between 1778 and 1791 and located west of the city centre at the junction of Unter den Linden and Ebertstraße, is a symbol of peace commissioned by Emperor Wilhelm II. After the wall was torn down it became the symbol German Unification.

Checkpoint Charlie, also known as Checkpoint C, was one of three very important crossing points between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War. In this period it has been the symbol German separation, moreover it was symbolizing the conflict between the East and the West. Round the corner: The Apartments Checkpoint Charlie, Berlin-Mitte is our best Hotel close to this famous place.

The East Side Gallery is a 1.3 kilometer-long open gallery on the east side section of the former Berlin Wall with 105 paintings painted in 1990 as a commemoration of freedom.

Fernsehturm TV Tower or the Tele-spargel (toothpick) is known to be one of the largest structures in Europe. It was constructed in 1969 and remains today as a striking symbol of Berlin.

Hackesche Höfe (courtyards) is a chain of eight (8) courtyards forming the largest complex of its kind. It is famous for its attractions such as cinema, theatre, small shops, galleries, and several bars and restaurants.

The Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial, officially called the Monument to the Murdered Jews in Europe,is made up of 2,711 gray stone slabs designed and constructed to honor all the Jews who died during the World War 2.

A timeless monument to Jewish history and life in Germany, Daniel Libeskind’s Berlin Juedisches Museum is one of the world’s undisputed museums and architectural gems. This attraction is very close to our Apartments Berlin Mitte at Checkpoint Charlie, which you will generally will enjoy for sure because of it's central location.

The Kaufhaus des Westens or Department Store of the West, founded by Adolf Jandolf in 1905, is the second largest department store in Europe. It houses over 60,000 square meter of selling space and more than 380,000 articles available for the public. Our tip to stay: Apartment Berlin Center south of KuDamm oiffers several different standards for small money.

The Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Churchis a Protestant Church named after the grandfather of Kaiser Wilhelm II. The foundation-stone of the old church was laid on March 22, 1891 and opened on September 1, 1895. After the bombing and air raids of World War 2, the Church was restored and opened to the public to this day. Also here the Apartment Berlin Center is the first chouce to stay.

The Museum Island wasbuilt in the northern half of an island in Berlin’s Spree River between 1824 and 1930.  It is composed of a complex of five museums that are among Berlin’s State Museums. The museum’s collections trace the development of civilizations throughout the ages.

The NeueSynagoge or the New Synagogue, built in 1859 to 1866, is the main synagogue of the BerlinJewish communitylocated in central Berlin. Today, the congregation in NeueSynagoge is the only conservative or Masorti synagogue in Berlin.

The Olympiastadionor Olympic Stadium is a sports ground located in Berlin. Designed by Werner and Walter March, it is considered to be the second largest stadium in Germany.

Potsdamer Platz or Potsdam Square, named after the city of Potsdam, is a significant public square and traffic intersection in the centre of Berlin. It is presently a popular tourist spot with its landmark towers, shopping arcades, residential buildings, and entertainment centers filled with bars, cafes, and cinemas. Perfect place to stay: Apartment Potsdamer Platz, Berlin-Mitte is highly recommended

The Rechstag is the seat of the German Parliament and the Reichstag building was designed by Paul Wallot. It was constructed between 1884 and 1894. Emperor Wilhelm II added the engraving 'Dem DeutschenVolke' or ‘To the German People’ produced with bronze from French Cannons.

The Berlin Rotes Rathaus or Red Town Hall is the town hall of Berlin and home to the governing mayor and the Senate of Berlin of the Federal state of Berlin. It was designed by German architect Hermann Friedrich Waesemann.

Berlin’s Siegessäule or Victory Column is located in front of the Reichstag building. It was constructed from 1864 to 1873 and was designed by Johann Heinrich Stack to honor the Prussian victory in the Prusso-Danish war of 1864.

The Tiergarten or literally Animal Park is a district within the area of Mitte, in central Berlin. The Tiergarten inner-city park is 2.5 square kilometers wide and is presently the oldest and largest park in Berlin.