Apartments Rosenthal Residence

A tour that commemorates the Jews murdered during German fascism. The starting point is Oranienburger Strasse. It goes along the "Missing house" https://www.gedenkenafeln-in-berlin.de/nc/gedenkenafeln/gedenkenafel-beispiel/tid/the-missing-house/ and the historical Jewish cemetery. The Anne Frank Center is located in the Hackesche Höfe. You can also rest and eat in the Höfe. Then you walk to Rosenstrasse, one of the oldest streets in Berlin. This is where the memorial advertising pillar and a...

Artful city walks through Berlin Mitte. This walk accompanies Berlin's hip art scene in public spaces. It goes past old squats, renovated post offices, small galleries, and well-known exhibitions like the Urban Nation Museum in Berlin Mitte. It goes through leafy courtyards with extraordinary graffiti art, and there is the opportunity to discover several of Berlin's well-respected independent galleries. Of course, there are a variety of funky cafes and restaurants along the route, or you...

Historical city walk through Berlin. It goes from the Wall Monument in the north to Checkpoint Charlie in the south. The Berlin Wall divided the city from August 13, 1961 to November 9, 1989. West Berlin became an island surrounded by the German Democratic Republic (GDR). Berlin was one of the focal points of the Cold War between the USA and the Soviet Union. The tour starts at the Berlin Wall Memorial. It can be easily reached by public transport. The historical journey leads past the...

It starts at Alexanderplatz via Unter den Linden and the Brandenburg Gate. Afterwards, it is worth taking a detour through the zoo. This park is so huge and great for cycling. At the end of the path you can switch to the other side of the 17th June at Burger King and drive a bit along the Landwehr Canal. At the remains of the Charlottenburger Tor you drive over the Charlottenburger Brücke and then immediately right. Behind the Charlottenburg Bridge, a great path goes directly along the...

As always, it started at Alexanderplatz, across Karl-Marx-Allee and then a little through the residential areas in Friedrichshain. Over the beautiful Forckenbeckplatz, continue under the S-Bahn. Behind Möllendorffstraße it goes through a very tranquil residential area, before even single-family houses follow further back in Bornitzstraße. Once again it doesn't seem like you're in the middle of Berlin. At Siegfriedstrasse right and the next left again into Gotlindestrasse. Follow the street...