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While Pistachio Macaron isn’t the most charming home in our collection, it’s located in a very attractive part of bustling Berlin. With Rosenthaler Platz on your doorstep, you’re close to so many art galleries, independent boutiques and eateries. Despite being a studio, the home is bright and airy – and although it’s not going to win any design prizes, it’s a great base for travellers looking to explore a vibrant part of the city.

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Boston Cream Pie is a little on the generic side, but the wonderful location makes up for everything it lacks in the design department. Rosenthaler Platz is a bustling part of Berlin, packed with co-working spaces, independent eateries and hipster-esque coffee shops. The home itself is bright and airy, but it also comes with a bed and sofa bed side by side in the living room – so don’t expect a lot of privacy. 

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There’s nothing generic about Lofty Ideals. It has lots of vintage items thrown together with flair and originality. Colours, patterns, textures, plants – it feels alive and inspiring with little touches of Los Angeles, the host’s hometown. A bohemian dream, this one-bedroom loft in Kreuzberg also has some rugged features to it, but they only add more charm to this very, very cool home. 

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The Emerald Portrait’s location is its absolute superpower. Located just five minutes away from Alexanderplatz, you’re in the pulsating heart of Berlin with lots to do on your doorstep. The building itself is also rich in history. A former military hospital turned office for the Russian secret service, it now contains several living units, all with elegant bathrooms and comfortable beds. We also love that it has a balcony with charming views of a typical Mitte street.

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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. 

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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. 

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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.

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Every room in Stilleben tells a different story. Every corner is curated with meticulous attention to detail, and it quickly becomes clear that Tina is passionate about interior design and creating a sense of space. Her collection of flower paintings is impressive – and so is her love of mid-century design (the 1960s Italian glass tables, Eames chairs, and the stunning Wim Rietveld lamp in the living room are favourites). It’s located in Kreuzberg (in the Bergmannkiez to be exact), so there are plenty of elegant boutiques, restaurants, and coffee shops nearby.

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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.

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This home is in an excellent location. Lively Prenzlauer Berg is on your doorstep, with all of its independent coffee shops, beloved restaurants, rows of Altbau buildings, and stylish shops. But we won’t hold it against you, if you’d want to spend all of your time in Berlin curled up on the sofa with a good book, cooking in the well-equipped kitchen, or soaking in the bathtub. A real gem in our collection, this place is for everyone who wants to look forward to coming home at the end of a long day.

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Pixels isn’t big (it’s a studio), but it’s got charm aplenty. Situated in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, you’re within walking distance to some of Berlin’s most charming hang-outs. We really like the kitchen. It’s also small, but it’s beautifully designed and well-equipped – maybe it can persuade you to whip up at least one meal during your stay? If you don’t feel like cooking up a storm, there are an abundance of restaurants close by, all worth checking out.

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Designed with consciousness and sustainability at its heart, this penthouse suite in Berlin's Mitte district certainly wows in terms of location and interiors. From a first glimpse, as you walk through the door, it is clear that the consistent use of wood as a key material was a well-thought-out design choice that brings us back to nature despite the home's city location. 

Contemporary mid-century styles find influence from Scandinavia, while warm neutral tones create a soothing space to relax after the day's adventures exploring the city. Floods of light gently enter the main living space through the floor-to-ceiling glass fronts – providing the conditions for clear thinking and new visions. 

As you wake up here each morning, take the time to admire the carefully selected modern artwork with a cup of coffee in hand – the pieces are by local artists and therefore change regularly. Or why not start your days out on the balcony roof terrace amidst the crisp morning air?

With a seamless transition into each space, we particularly love the hidden kitchen, which can be closed away entirely by shutting the cupboard doors – or presented as somewhat of an art installation when left open. 

From the living area to the bedroom and the en-suite bathroom, the natural light flows and injects life into the space. Underfloor heating ensures your toes will be kept warm during the winter months. And the building's inner courtyard (brimming with plants such as thyme, wall pepper, meadow sage, fragrant bedstraw, and raspberry bushes) will welcome you to enjoy tranquil moments outside when the weather is kind. 

Relax, picnic, meditate, read, converse – from this home, the art of relaxation is encouraged so that you can enjoy the local area's fast-paced lifestyle, impressive museums and vibrant nightlife with ease. 


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If you’re in Berlin to see the sights, you should stay somewhere like The Frog Prince. Alexanderplatz is about fifteen minutes away and the same with Museum Island. Even though it’s not the most characterful home we have, we love its vintage-meets-modern style. The kitchen is a particular favourite, with its sleek feel and modern appliances.

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With its white floors and streamlined interiors, Goldie is a hidden gem for design enthusiasts. A stylish mix of mid-century features, minimalist designs, and bohemian touches, it’s one of those homes that will always appear effortlessly chic. We also love the location – it’s only about five minutes away from Alexanderplatz, with restaurants, coffee shops, and sights aplenty. 

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With its high ceilings and modern design, Pastel Farben is the kind of home we look forward to coming home to after a long day of sightseeing. The kitchen isn’t huge – you’re in Prenzlauer Berg though, so there are plenty of restaurants and coffee shops nearby that are worth checking out. The home itself is also on the smaller side (it’s a studio), but we won’t hold that against it as it’s a lovely place to stay.

Pastel Farben

Circa is excellently located. With less than five minutes to several art museums (KW Institute for Contemporary Art and me Collectors Room), it’s especially ideal for people who are looking to delve into Berlin’s cultural side. The bathroom could definitely do with an update – and the bedroom with some more storage options. Yet, we like how minimalist it feels, and it’s ideal if you’re looking for a comfortable base in a well-connected part of Mitte.

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The Viewpoint is in an excellent location. It’s located in a part of Mitte that’s quiet, yet still within walking distance to some of the busier spots (the Naturkundemuseum is only seven minutes away) As it’s a studio, it’s not big, but the colour palette is soothing and the high ceilings make it seem a lot bigger than it actually is. We also like that it feels very Berlin, with its loft-like vibes and charming courtyard views.

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Float Away is about as unique as they come, and while it might look like a boat, it’s actually a floating home with no motor. Moored in a beautiful part of Berlin's Citymarina, it’s perfect for guests looking to experience an alternative side of the city – or to escape the hustle and bustle of places like Mitte and Kreuzberg. In asheltered spot overlooking the calm waters of the Spree, we think this one is pretty special.

Needless to say, it’s on the smaller side, but we only think that adds to its charm. Perfect for a couple, it's got everything you could need onboard for a quiet weekend away. If you're lucky with the weather you can even eat outside on the small deck. Or take the short walk to the harbourside restaurant. 

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Location-wise, Versus is about as good as it gets. You’re only a short walk from Alexanderplatz (seven minutes to be exact), as well as Hackescher Markt and all of its shops. It’s worth noting that it’s quite small (it’s a studio), but if you don’t mind everything being in the same room, then you’ll like this place. The kitchen isn’t super big either – but no need to worry, there are tonnes of amazing restaurants and coffee shops nearby for you to try out.

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Found right by the Spree, The Greenery is in an excellent location. You’re within walking distance to many of Berlin’s cultural offerings (Museum Island is only twenty minutes away), along with lots of famous night clubs (if that’s your thing). The living room feels incredibly lively – we loved the abundance of tropical green plants and host Paul’s attention to detail. And the kitchen is wonderful too – we can only imagine the kind of delicious meals that you’ll want to cook while staying in this home.

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There’s a lot to like about Fruitful. Bright (courtesy of the huge windows), modern, and characterful, it’s a charming Prenzlauer Berg escape. Best of all? It’s super close to Volkspark Friedrichshain, one of Berlin’s most beloved parks. As it faces an inner courtyard, it’s pretty tranquil. But it’s still a studio, so don’t expect lots and lots of space (the bedroom is only separated from the living space by a partitioning wall).

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Those who are particular about their design will fall head over heels for this penthouse apartment. For a start, the exterior is rather unique, as it's a new wooden development adapted respectfully on top of an industrial building dating back to 1905. The interior is a shining beacon of clean minimalism, in which every item has been selected carefully for maximum impact. The artwork on the walls, for example, is curated by different galleries and artists, and, as such, changes quite regularly. The kitchen, too, has been hidden away in a cabinet, so there's nothing but sleek white walls when it's not in use, and the linens are made from pure organic cotton. Sustainability is at the core of every piece of furniture and fixture within this home, with each piece carefully selected to have minimal environmental impact. Out through the glass doors — which are nothing but generous when it comes to natural light — you'll find the roof terrace, on which there's plenty of seating and a range of plants chosen for their fragrances, from bedstraw and thyme to wall pepper. Located in the quieter north of the Mitte district, there are lots of green spaces and historical curiosities to be found nearby, including the Silent Green Kulturquartier three minutes' walk away and Humbolthain state park only a quarter of an hour away.

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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

With its airy spaces and natural colour palette, Minimalist Farben is one of those homes that both looks and feels extremely comforting. It’s not within walking distance to the biggest tourist attractions (unless you’re up for a forty-five-minute walk to Alexanderplatz), but Prenzlauer Berg is full of things to do. Why not check out beautiful Mauerpark and pick something up at the flea market? And if you don’t feel like cooking at home (even though the kitchen is well-equipped), you’ll also find an abundance of restaurants in the immediate area.

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Located in a former jelly factory turned art gallery turned apartment, this loft is very special indeed. Your host, Arthur, is an architect and he has poured his heart and soul into this place. With high ceilings, Danish furniture, a balcony facing the Spree and walls filled with Arthur’s own photography, it’s a must if you’re looking for a stylish base from which to explore Berlin. Begin mornings on the L-shaped couch with a freshly brewed coffee before serving up a traditional German breakfast in the dining area. When you’re ready to explore, you’ll find the Wall Museum a fifteen-minute walk from your doorstep. It’ll take you eighteen minutes on the bus to reach Treptower Park – a local favourite for picnics in the summertime. To dive into the city’s history, catch the U-Bahn to Checkpoint Charlie and Brandenburger Tor. And when evening falls, hang about in your trendy Kreuzberg locale – it’s filled with lively restaurants, bars and hidden nightlife spots.

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Maverick isn’t like your other homes. On top of being in a beautiful building (with a historic façade at its best), it also comes with a murphy bed. While this might not be to everyone’s taste, we think it’s a fun touch – and it also makes the rest of the studio home so much airier. With Kreuzberg’s Bergmannkiez right on your doorstep, you’re in good company when it comes to restaurants, bars and coffee shops. We also love Gleisdreieck Park, a park that's always worth a visit – even on a rainy day!

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This home is made of memories – not only Caspar’s but also the school that the 170-year-old Altbau structure used to house. Both rustic and eclectic, it combines Berlin’s rough-around-the-edges aesthetic with industrial elements, crystal chandeliers, Ostbahnhof tiles, and vintage oil paintings. To put it simply, there’s a story behind every single item in this home. A dynamic, creative space that we can’t get enough of, it’s split across three levels – we guarantee you’ll discover something new and surprising at every corner.

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Dry Humour is one of a kind. Located inside what used to be a brewery, the building is steeped in history. We adore the high ceilings and arched windows, both of which remind us of a different time. It also comes with a kitchen that’s very clearly made for cooking – the butcher’s block countertop is as cool as it is practical. The immediate area is on the more peaceful side, but you’re only a ten-minute walk from some of Berlin’s most charming hangouts – including Viktoriapark (one of our favourite parks in the city).

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If you’re looking to stay in a well-located and characterful neighbourhood of Berlin, this serviced apartment is just the ticket. Perched between the bustling districts of Mitte and Tiergarten, you have a number of museums, cafes, boutiques, and two much-loved parks and picnic hotspots, Gleisdreieck and Tiergarten, all close by. Do like the locals and hop on a city bike which is handily parked right outside the apartment building – there’s no better way to see the city. Or there's always the subway, just a four-minute walk away from the apartment, if cycling isn't your thing. And when it’s finally time to rest up at home, you’ll find a stylish bolthole waiting. Housed in a Beaux-Arts building dating back to 1900, we were particularly impressed by the high ceilings and hotel-like bathroom with a large bathtub for ultimate relaxation. The dining table bathed in natural light is perfect for lazy breakfasts - ask the concierge to deliver continental breakfast or fresh bread daily to your door each morning as an added treat. And with a daily housekeeping service keeping everything spick and span for you, there’s no need for you to lift a finger here. City breaks don’t come much easier than this.

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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

This stylish apartment has a distinct 1960s feel to it. And the best of all, you ask? It’s all happening inside a charming Altbau, with high ceilings and big windows galore. Natural light pours into the spacious communal areas and bedrooms, combing with a mint green colour scheme and an abundance of luscious houseplants to create a calm and breathable apartment to unwind. For those keeping one eye on work during their stay, you'll notice a light-filled desk space to set up a home office. Full of funky patterns, retro tiled flooring and chic decor, you'll find the sociable open-plan space a great spot to hang out with friends and family after a day spent sightseeing around Berlin. Better still, step out onto the private balcony with a glass of something bubbly and watch how the locals go about their daily lives below. The location is as central as it gets, with Alexanderplatz just around the corner (about five minutes on foot) – and if you feel like exploring Museum Island, it’s less than a short fifteen-minute stroll from this crowd-pleasing pad. 

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If you're looking for a well-connected spot in the heart of Berlin, this comfortable apartment provides optimal space for a convenient stay. Contemporary in style, with sleek wooden furnishings, velvet accents and a colour palette of rich mahogany browns, the home balances hotel-like features with all the necessary home comforts perfectly. For example, the private minibar and the building's reception area provide all the convenience of a hotel, while the large wooden dining table and collection of books offer personalised touches and a more lived-in feel. Gather the whole group around the open-plan kitchen and dining area for an aperitif, after a day's action-packed adventures in Berlin. Since you are located only a seven-minute walk away from the canal, you'll be well-positioned for leisurely walks that combine views of the city's industrial-style architecture, with the lusciously green trees that bring life and colour to the walkways.

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With a bohemian 1960s flair and lots of colours, Rosemary is a cool blast from the past. Chic and retro, it’s got lots of character – and we love that it still manages to feel very personal. As there are no windows in the kitchen, this room can get a little dark, but luckily, the living room makes up for it with its luminous Altbau windows and beautiful high ceilings. Just five minutes away from Alexanderplatz, you’re in a wonderful location if you’re looking to explore Berlin’s sights.

Rosemary

With a balcony that overlooks exclusive Kurfürstendamm (known as Ku’damm among locals), it doesn’t get more central than Cherry on Top. Tiergarten is moments away and exclusive KaDeWe is just across the street. It ticks all the boxes when it comes to location, as well as design. The host is an interior designer, so expect great attention to detail. We love the bio ethanol fireplace, and the soothing atmosphere combined with quirky artworks and cosy materials.

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Crisp Apple isn’t the largest home in our Berlin collection – it’s a studio apartment, so there’s not much space to spread out. The layout makes the most of the space it has though, and the French windows flood the home with natural light. A real highlight is its well-maintained private balcony, looking onto a peaceful courtyard. Although central, the surrounding area is quiet and residential, with Mauer Park right on the doorstep – those wanting to be surrounded by activity might want to look elsewhere.  

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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.

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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.

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Set in what used to be a former military hospital/office for the Russian secret service, this now modern apartment is swimming in history. The colour scheme is kept in grey tones for a calm, soothing feel, which we love and the arched windows allow plenty of natural light into the open-plan living space. Cleverly designed, although it’s not big (it’s more of a studio actually), it feels spacious with the great use of a dividing wall in the centre of the room. The exposed brickwork and industrial-chic lighting keep things stylish. Plus, the skyscraper views over Mitte are quite something too. But the real highlight of this home is its enviable location. Almost impossible to beat, Alexanderplatz is very close by (about five minutes away), so you won’t have to walk for long to experience some of Berlin’s most popular attractions – speaking of, the intriguing Museum Island is also less than a fifteen-minute stroll from home. 

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It’s easy to see that Photographic Memory is a cherished home. Brimming with plants, personal trinkets, and artworks made by a friend of the host’s grandmother, you can sense the calmness and love as soon as you step through the front door. While it’s not in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, it's only five minutes away from Mauerpark. And there are also plenty of eateries, cosy coffee shops and design boutiques within walking distance.

Photographic Memory

Parsley is like instant happiness – it's full of colour, chic decor and luscious houseplants. We love the bright shades of green mixing with the more saturated hues for an eye-catching look. There's somewhat of a 1960s feel to the apartment that we find super stylish and refreshing. There's a range of retro prints and tasteful artwork around the home too and the best part about it all? These trendy interiors are inside a charming Altbau building, with heaps of character, big windows and high ceilings, creating a bright and airy space to relax. The location is also great, with Alexanderplatz less than a five-minute walk away, equalling easy access to some of Berlin’s most popular sights. You're just over a kilometre from Museum Island, plus the eight courtyards of Hackesher Market are right around the corner. 

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