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Holiday rentals in Berlin

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Apartment in Prenzlauer Berg
CENTRAL COMFORTABLE Apt Prenzlauer Berg near Mitte
★ Great for Couples, Business People and Solo adventurers. Our freshly renovated flat is in the heart of Berlin on Heinrich-Roller-Strasse - a very central yet quiet side street in Prenzlauer Berg near Alexander Platz, Mitte and Kollwitzplatz. Most Major sights are nearby & excellent Public Transport within a 2 min walk. You’ll love the high ceilings, amenities, comfort and the location. We've gone out of our way to make sure you have everything you need for a memorable and comfortable stay !
Individual Host
Superhost
Apartment in Berlin
Quiet Studio Apartment close to Mauerpark
Enjoy the vibrant life in Prenzlauer Berg and Mauerpark on one side and relax in my quiet Studio Apartment when you need it. The apartment is located perfectly to explore the city either on foot, by local transport, by bike or go directly shopping in the neighborhood. You will also find a historic walkway explaining the division of Berlin very close by....make yourself comfortable between an extraordinary past and a promising future of a remarkable city.
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Berlin
Bright Penthouse with Roof Terrace
BENSIMON apartments Berlin Prenzlauer Berg: In the heart of Berlin awaits you this modern furnished studio apartment (40sqm) with the typical Berlin charm. The apartment is located in Prenzlauer Berg and is easily accessible from both the City West and Berlin Mitte. The apartment can accommodate up to 3 people. The apartment is cleaned thoroughly before each check in and then disinfected. The check in takes place online and is contactless.
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studio spacious bright calm balcony
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Stylish. Central. Balcony.
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Flat in Berlin
Quiet and fine in Friedrichshain
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Flat in Berlin
Beautiful Prenzlauer Berg Apt
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Mit Charme Discount
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Loft in Berlin - Mitte
Charming Design Loft, Berlin Mitte
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Urban Apartment Berlin
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Flat in Mitte
Little apt in the middle of everything near subway
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Loft in Berlin
Boutique Rooftop Apartment 1237 sqf in City West
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Your guide to Berlin

Welcome to Berlin

One of Europe’s most vibrant cities, Berlin revels in its artistic appeal. Across its 12 distinctly diverse boroughs, you can encounter art and architecture from baroque to Bauhaus and everything in between. One day you might stroll the gardens of Prussian palaces like Sanssouci and Charlottenburg, the next you’ll be tripping over bizarre Pop Art icons like the Bierpinsel building. Markers of the city’s former division into East and West are a powerful reminder of Berlin’s journey. Its commitment to remembering the past is evident in its profusion of museums and monuments, from the UNESCO-protected Museum Island to its moving Holocaust Memorial. The city is also a melting pot of influences, where thriving immigrant communities have created a legacy of Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine alongside the shopping boulevards of Kurfürstendamm.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Berlin

Summer is a wonderfully sociable time to be in Berlin, when locals decant themselves into the city’s large open spaces. Public parks come alive with the sounds of outdoor concerts and the smells of grilling meat. July and August are the hottest months, and prices can soar. Late spring and early summer can be cheaper and quieter options. Autumn has its own charms, not least because it’s when Germans celebrate Oktoberfest. Winter is cold, dark, and often wet. But it does have its saving graces, such as the cheerful Christmas markets, or the Berlin International Film Festival in February.


Top things to do in Berlin

Mauerpark

Berlin breathes in its green spaces, from the vast western Tiergarten with its boating lake and picturesque gardens, to Tempelhofer Feld, the repurposed airfield that’s now a popular spot for skateboarding. The Mauerpark in the Prenzlauer Berg district offers a chance to hang with the locals. On Sundays, its flea market draws neighborhood regulars, and on Sunday afternoons the atmosphere is enhanced by an outdoor karaoke session.

Topography of Terror

Checkpoint Charlie is the congested junction of Berlin Wall tourism, surrounded by souvenir stalls that give it a surreal feel. But you only have to walk a little way down the street to reach this far more affecting destination. The longest surviving section of the Wall still stands here, next to a powerful museum built on the former site of the Gestapo and SS hardquarters, which documents the atrocities carried out by the Nazi government’s terror campaigns.

Nikolaiviertel

The oldest residential district in Berlin, Nikolaiviertel dates back to the 13th century, although the village-like buildings you’ll see there today are mostly immaculate reconstructions. It’s a gorgeous spot from which to enjoy the river Spree, with quirky shops and cafes, the 18th-century rococo Ephraim Palace, and organ concerts every Friday in the gothic St. Nicholas Church, from which the area gets its name.

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