Our neighborhood

The lively neighborhood around Hotel Schöneberg in Berlin-Schöneberg has a rich history. We give a little insight.

The Bavarian Quarter

Neighborhood

Here elegance meets lived culture of remembrance

Hans-Baluschek-Park

Neighborhood

The park is popular with skaters and cyclists alike. Four themed squares offer fun and recreation for families.

Haupt-, Potsdamer Straße

Neighborhood

From a trade route to a boulevard to Potsdam, today a lively center: the main street has a long history.

KaDeWe

Neighborhood

The luxury department store on Tauentzienstrasse is a shopping heaven for visitors from all over the world. Fine brands and fine delights await you on eight floors.

Red island

Neighborhood

It is known as an island because it is enclosed by tracks: Marlene Dietrich was born here and Julius Leber fought in the resistance against the Nazis.

Heinrich-von-Kleist-Park

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Strolling like kings: The colonnades at the east entrance give Kleist Park a majestic appearance.

City Hall Schöneberg

Neighborhood

Formerly the seat of the West Berlin government, today a film location, popular registry office and living reminder of J. F. Kennedy.

Winterfeldt Square

Neighborhood

Stroll around Winterfeldtplatz: Wednesdays and Saturdays are always bustling with activity at Berlin's largest weekly market.

Ristorante Pizzeria Roma

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Italian ambience, tasty food, delicious desserts in the oldest pizzeria in Berlin, right next to Heinrich-Lassen-Park.

Akazienstraße and Akazien Quarter

Neighborhood

Anyone turning into Akazienstraße finds themselves in a completely different world. You won't find any department store chains here. Instead, the streets are lined with small boutiques, delicatessens, and the "Acacia Bookstore." In between, restaurants and cafés are everywhere.