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This minimalist apartment sure makes a statement. It's on the top floor of a building dating back to 1905, and the wooden beams, skylights, and glass-walled bedrooms give the whole place an industrial ambience. There's a dappled dining nook where you can enjoy breakfast – better yet, visit the coffee shop downstairs for a morning brew. We love the large skylights, too. Location-wise, Wedding is a lively neighbourhood with a hodge podge of restaurants, shops, and bars to discover. Keen to explore further afield? Hop on the subway, just a five-minute walk away, and set off on an adventure.

Wedding Waltz

Smart TV

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Practical yet stylish, this apartment in Mitte is an ideal base for a city getaway. The location is perfect for both sightseeing and discovering Berlin's authentic side. Museums and parks (including the famous Tiergarten) are within walking distance, while neighbourhood eateries and local shops can also be found nearby. Back home, there's a cosy living space made for relaxing, a separate kitchen to rustle up meals, and a comfortable bedroom with a desk for remote working. With plenty of space inside and the city at your fingertips, it definitely ticks all the boxes.

A Little Bit of Berlin

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Sun Salutations is flooded with positivity. It’s a calming and welcoming one-bedroom home in edgy Friedrichshain with lots of natural light. We love the fantastically high ceilings and how every little detail is brimming with a thoughtful and easy-going feel. Especially suited to travellers inspired by Buddhist philosophies, yoga and spirituality, this home genuinely encourages you to take a step back, relax and slow down. 

Sun Salutations

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Over the years, Berlin has built a reputation for being one of the coolest, chicest cities in Europe, and that has brought about an influx of unique buildings to stay in. This home is no different! Filled with artistic flair and character, you're guaranteed to feel inspired with creativity when wandering around this open-plan apartment.

Considering its placement in Berlin's Mitte district, which is steeped in history and culture, you'll feel right at home in the neighbourhood. Locations don't come much more central to Berlin than the lively Mitte area, so you'll be glad to know there are endless experiences and sights at your doorstep. A twelve-minute wander will take you to Hackescher Höfe – a must-see maze of Art Nouveau courtyards made up of designer shops, restaurants, cafes and incredible street art – while a twenty-four-minute stroll will bring you to Museum Island, which comprises five museums for the history buffs to enjoy. 

Mademoiselle Butterfly

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Icons of industrial design meet distinctive art pieces created by the host’s father in this charming flat located in Winsviertel, a small neighbourhood within fashionable Prenzlauerberg. Filled with natural light and modern silhouettes, this two-bedroom home is suitable for young and old - small toys and single beds keep the children happy, while the wine cooler and balcony with stunning views of the TV Tower are for the adults. 

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Brimming with books, artsy trinkets and Rothko-esque paintings, this Mitte flat is the kind of home that starts conversations. Once owned by an artist, there's a unique layout and a creative flair here that we loved when we visited. It's a blend of different styles, yet it works – vintage antiques mix with minimalist furniture, wooden countertops sit on stainless steel cabinets and, in the heart of it all, are the huge windows showing off the mammoth trees of Arkonaplatz Square across the street. On sunny days, enjoy your morning cup of coffee and breakfast roll on the balcony, watching as Berlin comes to life. Location-wise, you won't have to travel far to experience the authentic flea markets, buzzing restaurant scene and trendy galleries in this lively part of Mitte. Instead of walking to the main attractions, make like the locals and rent a bike from the cycle hire stations in the Kulturbrauerei or hop on the tram and be in the city centre in no time. 

Dance on Air

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Furnished with a homely mix of mismatched pieces, funky artwork and pops of colour, this apartment is a cool-looking space that’s a pleasure to hang out in. The living area is generous enough to entertain you and a couple of friends, while the large couch with footstool calls for relaxing under a blanket after a busy day exploring your buzzy Mitte neighbourhood. Pull up a blue velvet chair to the dining table and tuck into a traditional German breakfast or munch on a brötchen in the fresh air on your private balcony. Grab a coffee-to-go from a nearby café and take the leisurely thirty-minute stroll to Museum Island. Or, hop on the S-Bahn for five minutes to the unmistakable Brandenburg Gate and leafy Tiergarten – perfect for picnics in the sunshine.

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Extra Pillows and Blankets

Desk / Workplace

Barbeque

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Welcome Hamper

An elegant home in a friendly neighbourhood, this place mixes Italian palazzo style interiors with typical Berlin cool. Masterfully designed by the owners, some of its unique features include a photo wall by a Chicago artist who stayed in the apartment and classical sculptures – most of which the host bought from Italian film director, Franco Zeffirelli. In an attractive Jugendstil building in trendy Prenzlauer Berg, there's fabulous architecture, art and culture all around. Inside, period features and quirky artistic touches make for a real experience, above and beyond your usual rentals. Cook your meals in the smart, modern kitchen and eat either in the charming little dining nook or out on the home's balcony. But it's not a problem if you don't feel like eating at home, with literally hundreds of restaurants within easy walking distance. In a quiet spot, but close to public transport, it's a breeze to explore the city from this little gem. Finish off the night with a drink from the minibar in the home's bedroom. 

Sculpture Culture

DVD Library

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High Chair

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Herb Garden

Rooftop Terrace

Sitting atop a modern building, Musical Genius flows over Friedrichshain and provides an unobstructed bird-eye view of the modern city. It’s minimalist in style, which only adds more character to the antique family heirlooms that are so well-maintained that it looks as if they were created yesterday. Every corner of this home tells a story as it’s packed with personal touches like the beautiful fashion sketches and artworks created by the host’s children. Musical Genius also comes complete with a harp and piano for you to use - and let’s not forget about the sauna. 

Musical Genius

Animalia is one of those homes that manages to tell a story. All the artworks are original pieces made by the host and his father, and the beautiful vintage-style cast iron chairs are sourced from his uncle’s bar. The space could be a bit tight for six guests, but it would be perfect for a family or a small group of friends coming to experience the city.

Bright and minimalist, it's a home with a spectacular view too. On the top floor and boasting not one but two spacious terraces, you can gaze across the rooftops and make the most of the evening sunshine in the summer months. The nearby church makes for an impressive backdrop and if you're hooked on views you can even visit it on a Sunday and climb its tall tower.

Inside, white walls and pine floors mix with sloping ceilings, plentiful house plants and little dashes of character, to make for a relaxing, stylish city home. You'll have a bedroom sleeping up to three and the living room easily converts into a second sleeping space – although you'd be sacrificing your indoor starting. Buzzing Arkonaplatz and its popular flea market is only a short walk from your door and this lovely part of the city is packed with great bars and restaurants.

Animalia

Wheelchair Access

An interesting fact about this apartment building is that the Berlin Wall would have run straight through when it was up. As such, it's a great location to see both sides of the city's history and you've got a great vantage point from the top floor balcony, which faces towards Mauerpark. Turning your back on the skyline for a moment, you'll be greeted by a bright and modern home full of fascinating curios — the intricately carved wooden bed in the master bedroom, for instance, came from a Buddhist Temple in Bali and there's abstract artwork hung on the walls that will have you stroking your chin. If it gives you the inspiration to go out and see an exhibition, Kulturbrauerei is only fifteen minutes' walk away. However, if you just want to flit between restaurants and bars, a five-minute stroll will take you to vibrant Zionskirchplatz and Kastanieenallee, two charming squares packed full of places to sit and watch the world go by.

Rainbow Rhythms

XBox

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At the exact point where Kreuzberg meets Neukölln, we find The Blue Angel. Kreuzkölln, as the locals call it, is a blend of multiple identities - there’s the multicultural atmosphere, the hipster bars, and a mix of both expensive abodes and rundown buildings. The Blue Angel embodies all of it with its high ceilings and original plaster details paired with contemporary photo prints and vintage furniture in the kitchen. 

The Blue Angel

Adventurous. Nostalgic. Sophisticated. The Ivory Empress is all of that and more. Set in a building from the 1900s, its history is celebrated by the light colour palette, gorgeous wooden floors and magnificent works of art. It’s easy to see that the host has an eye for design – most things are sourced from flea markets, with each piece of art and furniture telling a story. Located right on the border between Kreuzberg and Neukölln in a neighbourhood the locals call Kreuzkölln, this five-bedroom home is in a place where hipster coffee shops meet multicultural Berlin.

The Ivory Empress

On the top floor of a beautiful 1900s building, we find Blonde Venus. We love its roomy terrace with views of Berlin, perfect for warm summer evenings - as well as its location in funky Kreuzkölln, which lies in the intersection of Kreuzberg and Neukölln. This three-bedroom home has a lot of charm, especially when it comes to all the intact characteristics that allude to the building’s past.

Blonde Venus

Balcony / Patio

Inside a beautifully renovated 1920s building, we find Café Electric. It’s located at the exact point where Neukölln and Kreuzberg meet, a micro-neighbourhood that the locals call Kreuzkölln. Even though it’s a small space on paper, we don’t get that impression once we step into the luminous living room that feels a little like a tree house. It's complete with cosy sofas and a mix of unique art and design lamps, and it's also got a nice collection of board games that makes for a fun night in. 

Café Electric

Touch of Warhol is a cosy flat nestled between Kreuzberg and Neukölln in a neighbourhood the locals call Kreuzkölln. It’s up-and-coming, so expect hipster-esque hotspots full of artsy Berliners mixed in with these rough edges. This three-bedroom home is perfect for the artistically inclined, especially if you appreciate pop artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. The building is from the early 1900s and it’s been lovingly renovated with modern amenities, old-school board games and charming details aplenty. 

Touch of Warhol

Our favourite thing about My Cobalt Diary was undoubtedly the balcony. Bright, refreshing, and cosy, it overlooks a typical Berliner courtyard, with greenery during the summer months. Found in the heart of the city, many of Berlin’s most popular attractions are nearby – including Hackescher Markt and the Spree. We also loved how well-connected it is – you can easily reach the likes of Kreuzberg, Neukölln, and Friedrichshain. It’s worth noting that it’s a studio, so don’t expect lots and lots of space.

My Cobalt Diary

The first thing we noticed about this home is how much natural light it gets (courtesy of the huge windows, of course). Secondly, the bohemian vibe gives it a relaxed feel, with lots of space for contemplation and unwinding after a long day out. There is a balcony (which is always a plus), but if you feel like going for a walk, we can also recommend nearby Volkspark am Weinberg. Location-wise, it’s phenomenal – you’re in Mitte with easy access to Berlin’s city centre, and charming Prenzlauer Berg is also nearby if you feel like exploring a more peaceful and local part of the city.

In Palms We Trust

Found on the fifth floor, it should come as no surprise that this home offers stunning views of Berlin’s rooftops. You have to climb quite a few levels to get here – we promise the trek is worth it though. Bright and modern with a well-thought-out layout, it’s especially suited for a solo traveller or couple looking for a quirky base – you're also within walking distance to some of Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg's most charming streets. It is a studio (don’t expect lots of space), but there’s still plenty of room to relax, reflect, and get ready for a new day of exploring the city.

Vitamin View

Found in Prenzlauer Berg and right next to Mauerpark, the location doesn’t get any better than this (if you’re looking to stay in Berlin’s most charming neighbourhood that is). The home itself is very unique – just look at that floating bed, isn’t it all you’ve ever wanted? It might be small (it’s a studio), but with an eye for detail and cool pieces of furniture, Niklas has managed to design something special. Our favourite part of In Your Dreams (other than the bed, of course), is the chaise lounge by the window, it’s the perfect place to unwind and do some people-watching.

In Your Dreams

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We can’t help but love the colour palette in this home – the bedroom is filled with blue hues, while the communal areas are dominated by pastel greens and reds. The Trapeze is many things at once, playful and serious, modern and charismatic. However, what we liked most about this home was the level of service – there’s a concierge available for any questions during the daytime, and they can arrange tours of Berlin too.

The Trapeze

Patio / Terrace

The Juggler is a cachet of Berlin cool. Funky and playful in one, this place sports artistic wallpapers and well-curated splashes of colour. The hosts love Berlin and they’re not afraid to show it – the organic Berlin-made toiletries are the icing on the cake. The immediate area is a little touristy, but there are lots of wonderful restaurants right by Zionkirchplatz.

The Juggler

Changing Table

Cafetiere

Boasting a sought-after location in the beating heart of Berlin Mitte and a stone's throw from Prenzlauer Berg, this stylish home provides an idyllic base for families and groups of friends. Here, you're a four-minute stroll from Rosenthaler Platz, with its bustling array of cafes, art galleries, eateries and bars, and handy public transport links.

You'll find this home tucked away in a leafy row of elegant, pastel-hued architecture. Inside, it's a timeless combination of high ceilings and parquet flooring, adorned with contemporary decor and a vibrant colour pallete. We love the open-plan living space, with its fully-equipped kitchen, dining table and cosy corners for relaxation, including a plush l-shaped sofa and little reading nook. 

Slide open the floor-to-ceiling glass doors and discover the sleek private balcony. Offering pretty views of the courtyard below, this is your very own secluded sanctuary from Mitte's hustle and bustle. After a restful slumber, spend mornings perched here, coffee cup in hand, enjoying the peace and quiet, before slipping out for breakfast. For baked goods and coffee, we recommend Zeit für Brot, five minutes away on foot and conveniently located next to Weinberg Park, a beautiful spot for picnics.

The Acrobat

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With a funky mix of global influences, The Ventriloquist is Berlin chic to the bone. It’s easy to see that a lot of time and effort has been put into picking the right decorations – from the safari-style wall decorations to the tribal print rugs. There’s also a projector screen in the living room, encouraging you to stay in, slow down and watch a film. The immediate area might be a little too touristy for some, but there are also plenty of nearby places we love – one of them being Weinberg Park, the perfect spot to enjoy a sunny afternoon.

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Authentic in its look, bohemian in its feel, Sail On channels something very Berlin. Set against the backdrop of an 1880s Altbau, this home is filled with history. Some of the furniture comes with that old-school classroom feel, and the checkerboard floor is also stunning. Kreuzberg isn’t for everyone, but it encapsulates the Berliner spirit perfectly – it’s especially suitable for travellers keen to be bang in the middle of all things cool.

Sail On

Small yet full of charisma, The Mime is great for travellers looking for a cosy base close to Rosenthaler Platz. From the funky wallpaper to vegan soaps, everything’s curated with great attention to detail. We also love the eclectic mix of romantic vintage furniture, Oriental-style trinkets, and fun, flamboyant colour accents.

The Mime

We love The Fire Dancer for its size and all the colourful accents. Located on a quiet street, you’re not too far from all of Berlin’s hustle and bustle – trendy Rosenthaler Platz is just a short five-minute walk away. While there are a lot of positive things to note about this home, our favourite part is the calm bedroom – autumnal prints, the trendy cane woven headboard, and decorative statement walls go hand in hand.

The Fire Dancer

The Contortionist is very special. Brimming with natural light, each room is designed with meticulous attention to detail – we love the different wallpapers and mix of pastel hues. The rooftop is its superpower, the striking views of Berlin with the TV Tower in the distance are mesmerising. The beds aren’t as luxurious as we would like them to be, but luckily all the bedrooms are captivating and filled with lots of small, curated details.

The Contortionist

Sunday Stroll has been designed with care. It’s a little small, but it’s practical and comes with lots of delightful details like golden kitchen equipment and a blue velvet sofa. Due to the sleeping arrangements, and the curtain separating the living room and bedroom, this home is best suited for a couple or solo-traveller looking to explore Berlin. The immediate area isn’t the most lively, but you’re right next to the Deutsche Oper, and you’re also well-connected to the rest of the city.

Sunday Stroll

Hiromancy is like a treasure chest. Brimming with family heirlooms, quirky relics, and souvenirs, it's an unparalleled bohemian fantasy. Sonia owns a vintage fashion store, so it’s no wonder that it’s filled with vibrant, eclectic trinkets and greenery aplenty. It is small and it is located on the fourth floor with no elevator, but there’s nothing that can stop us from falling in love with this unconventional and quirky home that’s packed full of charisma.

Hiromancy

Linderhof oozes character with a regal touch. Even though we can’t quite seem to nail down its style (it’s a mix of everything, Hollywood Regency elements, Baroque accents, Farmhouse Style cabinetry), we absolutely loved the high ceilings, stucco detailing, and the gorgeous granite countertop. Located in wonderful Schöneberg, it’s in a charismatic part of Berlin with lots to do around the corner.

Linderhof

Swanky in every way, Schwerin reminds us of German fairytale castles. While Schöneberg isn’t exactly located atop a hill with panoramic views of forests and mountains (like a real castle), it does offer a lot in terms of local Berlin restaurants and shops. We love the high ceilings, stucco details and luxurious materials, perfect for channelling your inner regal self.

Schwerin

Marienburg taps into something that feels very majestic. The over-the-top style isn’t for everyone, but if you want to feel a little regal, this three-bedroom home is for you. A swanky mix of Hollywood Regency and rustic styles, it’s the kind of place that makes you think of German fairytale castles. Schöneberg is full of things to do, especially when it comes to local restaurants and shops.

Marienburg

Show and Tell is one of those homes that’s brimming with charisma. From the high ceilings to the vintage mid-century furniture and Moroccan style tiles, small treasures are hiding around every corner waiting to be found. A family home to the bone, it also houses a piano (great for playing cheery tunes) and a stylish children’s bedroom with bunk beds. Moments away from Volkspark Friedrichshain, you’re in an attractive part of Berlin that’s full of soul.

Show and Tell

Located in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, Creative Writing perfectly summarises Berlin’s vibrant spirit. The little balcony opens up to a beautiful residential street, allowing you to unwind while soaking up some of the special neighbourhood feel. We love all the posters (including The New Yorker covers in the bathroom), as well as the impressive collection of houseplants. While it feels and looks very young, anyone would like this home, especially if you’re keen to live in one of the city’s most charming neighbourhoods.

Creative Writing

There are so many interesting aspects to this home, it’s hard to choose which to focus on. The building itself is clad with burnt wood and dark blue metal panels – there to reflect the site’s former space observatory. All the surfaces within the building are raw and honest, such as the exposed concrete, which shows the scars of construction. Sadly, this studio apartment is small, and the concrete columns within make it even more cramped. Nonetheless, this home is ideally located close to some of Berlin’s best attractions, such as the Jewish Museum and the Martin-Gropius-Bau. 

Relax, Take it Easy

The Big Easy is managed by the architecture company that designed the entire building, as well as the living units. This studio apartment is decked out with custom-made furniture, exposed concrete walls, and industrial flooring, to create an artistic loft-like space. We love the floor-to-ceiling windows and the private balcony is an added bonus. Overall, the minimalist approach might not appeal to all, but if you’re looking for a balance between home comforts and hotel-like luxuries, this is a great spot for you. 

The Big Easy

Set in a building that used to be a space observatory, Easy Like A Sunday Morning is one for the architecture aficionados. It’s minimalist in the coolest way possible, with high ceilings, the raw and honest surfaces, as well as the concrete columns. And it’s managed by the same architecture firm that designed the building and living units, so expect lots of attention to detail. Sadly, the kitchen isn’t the biggest, but we like to think of that as an opportunity to explore the nearby area, which is full of both restaurants and museums.

Easy Like A Sunday Morning

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