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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

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Single-Level Home

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This home is pretty minimalist, modern, super bright, and comes with colourful touches. Due to the bunk bed and the quiet location, it’s especially well-suited for a family visiting Berlin. And you’ll be happy to hear that it’s located within trendy Prenzlauer Berg, a kid-friendly Berlin neighbourhood with plenty of cool things to do. 

The Beatrice

Netflix

Extra Pillows and Blankets

Parking Available

Donja is an artist, so it’s no wonder that Flashdance has an artistic flair. Located in charming Prenzlauer Berg, it’s one of those homes that appears a lot bigger than it actually is, largely due to its light colour palette and sophisticated design solutions. The minimalist kitchen is great for cooking breakfast before a day of sightseeing – it is worth noting that there’s no oven or microwave. And as an added bonus, Donja displays some of her own artworks in this home too. 

Flashdance

Sonos

Pets Allowed

Pets

With its high ceilings and big windows, this home has a typical Berliner Altbau vibe. It’s located in Prenzlauer Berg, so you’re in good hands when it comes to things to do – there are plenty of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops close by. One of our favourite parks, Mauerpark, is also just around the corner. It’s worth noting that it’s a studio – so it’s definitely on the smaller side. But it’s well-equipped for a comfortable stay, especially if you’re looking to stay in a bustling neighbourhood.

Palms Farben

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Pod Coffee Machine

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Underfloor Heating

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.

White Wedding

Rooftop Terrace

With its teak furniture and Danish design, Wood Stock is one of those effortlessly chic homes. We love the kitchen, it’s our favourite part of the home as the all-black kitchen cabinetry is super eye-catching. The immediate area is lovely – there’s always something to do in Prenzlauer Berg, whether you’re looking to find your new favourite coffee shop, try some exotic foods, or visit some independent boutiques. 

Wood Stock

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Blender

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Courtyard

Welcome Hamper

Designed in a modern Japandi style, this centrally located apartment is ideal for those looking for a calm stay within easy reach of the city’s most notable sights. While one guest will need to sleep on the sofa bed at full capacity, a Sonos sound system, a coffee and matcha station and a courtyard-facing bedroom are nice touches here that caught our eye. And the dedicated desk space makes this quiet home perfect for those needing to work remotely. You won’t find a TV here, but you’ll hardly notice given the countless things to see and do nearby, including Mauerpark, the Wasserturm Prenzlauer Berg and plenty of public transport options to take you to all corners of the city. 


The Zen Tree

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Paid Parking On Premises

Safe

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

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.

Minimalist Farben

Air Conditioning

EV Charger

Your host, Kitty, is an illustrator and this beautiful, luminescent apartment is her studio. We love how she’s transformed it into an elegant living space with more character than you can shake a paintbrush at. From her original art above the bed to her easels and paints sitting alongside an extraordinary collection of books and ornaments, this space is an art lover’s haven and a truly unique way in which to experience the city. The light here, too, is dazzling, pouring in through the floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors that lead out onto a private balcony. Sit here with your morning coffee and one of the many books, and relish the tranquillity of your inner courtyard setting. With a luxurious green-tiled tub (and the bathroom's underfloor heating) to retreat to after a day of exploring Berlin by foot, this home truly offers a canvas for a blissfully relaxing time. Outside of your home, you’ve got the Prenzlauer Berg neighbourhood on your doorstep packed with independent eateries, design boutiques, bike rentals, supermarkets, public parks and cosy coffee shops. Visit Mauerpark’s Sunday flea market (a twenty-five-minute walk), check out the KulturBrauerei for hip shops and music clubs (a fifteen-minute walk) or indulge in some retail therapy along trendy Kastanienallee and Alte Schönhauser Allee (both a twenty-minute stroll). Further afield, Museum Island – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – is a thirty-minute walk, while Alexanderplatz is ten minutes away on the subway. 


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Mini Bar

Although The Silver Portrait is small (it’s a studio after all), it makes for a comfortable base in Berlin. Located in the pulsating heart of the city, it’s only five minutes away from bustling Alexanderplatz, with some of Berlin’s most famous attractions nearby, too. The building is also rich in history. What used to be a military hospital turned office for the Russian secret service, it’s been transformed into several living units, all elegantly designed and well-equipped.

The Silver Portrait

Electricity Adaptors

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.

The Emerald Portrait

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. 

The Velvet Portrait

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Baroque Chronology is the kind of eclectic home that you can only find in Berlin. Part Baroque dream, part DDR-era building, it’s a place where contrasts meet to make something new. With antique Swarovski chandeliers, a Berlin mural, vintage mahogany furniture, and the 1980s style jacuzzi, it’s got a theatrical feel. Baroque Chronology might not be for everyone, but curious minds and people looking for luxurious beds will feel right at home here. 

Baroque Chronology

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

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

Wine Cooler

Umbrellas

At First Sight makes for a wonderful escape. Tucked away on a typical Prenzlauer Berg street, it offers gorgeous and calming views of an inner courtyard. The immediate area is relatively quiet, but it’s well-connected to some of the neighbourhood’s busier spots. We love how personal it feels – all the way from the Persian rugs and artwork by the host’s brother, to the delicate pops of colour and the luxurious wine fridge. The hosts are charming and are beyond excited to share their Berlin sanctuary with you.

At First Sight

Amazon Prime

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Bathrobes

Heated Towel Rail

Espresso Machine

Sauna

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.

Audiophile

With an abundance of coworking spaces, quirky cafes and art galleries nearby, this home near Rosenthaler Platz is certainly in a lively neighbourhood. Ideal for groups of friends or families, the kitchen is well-equipped, the bathroom is fresh and functional, and the bedrooms are airy and bright. It's not bursting with character, but it does have plenty of design strengths like the funky kaleidoscope artwork, the sunny den leading onto the little balcony and, of course, the wonderful views. 

Key Lime Pie

Projector

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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Nestled in the central downtown area of the historic city of Berlin, this home is perfect for guests looking to go out and explore this amazing city. The apartment itself boasts a wonderfully artsy atmosphere, featuring the creative works of local Berlin artists that really are a treat to behold, with many being pieces you can purchase and bring back. Step through the front door to be welcomed by fresh, open spaces, comfortable and welcoming furniture, and a sense of the genuine love that has gone into this home.

As the apartment is close to Berlin Nordbahnhof, guests are extremely well-connected to the rest of the city, and is perfect for those preferring to use public transport, which we have to admit is the ideal way to travel during a city escape. After breakfast and the day's first crisp cup of coffee, head out to experience Berlin culture and life at its finest, with visits to Museum Island, the iconic Berlin Wall, and Brandenburg Gate, while a day spent in the city centre shopping, sightseeing, and sampling delicious local delicacies can have you out from dusk 'til dawn. We highly recommend trying the local schnitzel with a hearty pint of Hofbrau Oktoberfest.

Fly Away

Patio / Terrace

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

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Resort Access

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.

The Ventriloquist

Paid Parking

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

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

This home doesn’t offer much in terms of entertainment (there’s no TV), but with Prenzlauer Berg right on your doorstep, we’re not complaining. Known as one of Berlin’s most beautiful neighbourhoods, it’s flooded with restaurants, bars, and coffee shops, all waiting to be explored. The home isn’t big, but it comes with everything you need for a cosy stay. And it’s also well-connected to the rest of the city if you feel like seeing some sights.

Antonym

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The Estelle has something of a dreamlike quality. It’s hard to put a finger on what it is exactly that makes it so, but it is noticeable. The treehouse in the shared garden adds something to this sense of wonder – maybe it's the jubilant sounds coming from neighbourhood children playing. Inside everything is cool and calm, and while the decor is on the minimalist side, there’s been a serious effort to keep the design coherent, and it feels very much of Berlin.


The Estelle

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. 

Thyme

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

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.

Pixels

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

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

Barbeque

Sun Loungers / Beach Chairs

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.

Geometry Farben

Sage looks like it’s stuck in a bohemian moment of the 1960s – and we're here for it. Positively brimming with retro furniture, hip artwork, and a vibrant colour palette, it’s like breathing in a breath of fresh air. We love that all of this is happening inside an old Altbau building, with big windows and high ceilings, allowing plenty of natural light to stream through the large bedrooms and spacious communal areas. It's a real crowd-pleasing home, with three brightly coloured bedrooms, each with their own eclectic prints, funky patterns and green houseplants. Set against the backdrop of Mitte, it’s in an excellent location for exploring too. Alexanderplatz is around the corner (a five-minute walk away) – and if you feel like exploring Museum Island, it’s less than fifteen minutes from home by foot.

Sage

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

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

With a large, well-equipped kitchen, and a wonderful patio, there’s no getting around the fact that this home is set up for having a good time. There’s also a sauna, which is the ultimate post-sightseeing treat. Location-wise, it almost doesn’t get any better than this. Rosenthaler Platz is rich in culture, and it’s also one of our favourite neighbourhoods – get ready to explore modern art galleries, one-of-a-kind cafes, quirky bars, and lots and lots of co-working spaces.

Monochrome Farben

At Balances, you’ll find industrial-inspired exposed brick and pipework, which the host has lovingly combined with minimalist furnishings that give this home a New York-like appeal. It is situated on the lower ground floor, but with plenty of natural light and its location on a quiet street, we’re willing to look past this minor detail. More importantly, Balances sits smack dab between some of Berlin’s most famous, and most important, sites. You can easily walk around this part of town visiting modern art galleries, historic museums or the Berlin Wall Memorial. 

Balances

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

Smart TV

Private Washing Machine

This pet-friendly apartment is tucked away in Berlin's artsy Prenzlauer Berg neighbourhood. The private balcony is certainly a highlight – while cosy, there's room to sit out and enjoy an evening drink or a romantic meal under the stars. Space is tight at this home and the bathroom in particular is very small, but you'll have everything you need here for a comfortable stay, whether you're travelling for work or leisure. You'll enjoy easy access to public transport and an array of restaurants right on your doorstep, with the location lending itself well to exploring the city.

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