Hotels in Friedrichshain
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One of the most creative, dynamic and upwardly mobile districts of Berlin, Friedrichshain is the place to be for pop-up dining, street art and access to the German capital's greatest attractions. Hotels.com has checked out all of the best hotels in Friedrichshain, Berlin, so that you can find exactly the right place to enjoy your city break. We cater for all budgets and all sizes of travel group, and with our location maps you can find a secluded place or somewhere on the doorstep of the clubs and bars. Read through honest reviews by previous travellers, and see photographs of hotel rooms before you make any bookings. We provide the information needed to take the stress out of finding holiday accommodation, so book now to secure bargains in this wonderful part of Berlin.
What's Friedrichshain Like?
Located just across the River Spree from trendy Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain has shed its reputation as a working class stronghold, and is now one of Berlin's cultural centres. The years of East German rule have left some fascinating architecture, particularly along Karl-Marx Allee, while galleries are popping up all the time. See the Märchenbrunnen ("fairy tale fountain") in the Volkspark as well as the Frankfurter Towers. The area is extremely convenient for visiting all of Berlin's other attractions as well. Take the U-Bahn to world-famous sites like the Brandenberg Gate, the Reichstag, Potsdamer Platz or Checkpoint Charlie and learn all about Berlin's troubled, but fascinating past. Head to galleries like the Hamburger Bahnhof , the solemn Holocaust Memorial and see the artefacts in the Neues Museum. Then there is the nightlife to savour, which matches any city in the world, as well as food and drink which will satisfy even the most jaded appetites.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Berlin
Berliners seem to have been designed to welcome people to their city - so don't be surprised when they offer a torrent of suggested restaurants and sights. That's just their way. Most will also speak English, although they will be charmed by attempts to speak some German. Join the locals in using Berlin's green space to the full. See Berlin Zoo in the magnificent Tiergarten, or enjoy the ongoing live music festival that is the Mauerpark. Shop for rare vinyl, clothes or souvenirs at markets like Moritzplatz and dine on a huge variety of street food, from currywurst to sauerkraut. When touring the tourist spots, make sure you grab a Museum Card - as big discounts can be had - and ask your concierge about group U-Bahn deals as well. Berlin will unfold its hidden gems to anyone who has the will to explore, so head to the city with Hotels.com.
One of the most creative, dynamic and upwardly mobile districts of Berlin, Friedrichshain is the place to be for pop-up dining, street art and access to the German capital's greatest attractions. Hotels.com has checked out all of the best hotels in Friedrichshain, Berlin, so that you can find exactly the right place to enjoy your city break. We cater for all budgets and all sizes of travel group, and with our location maps you can find a secluded place or somewhere on the doorstep of the clubs and bars. Read through honest reviews by previous travellers, and see photographs of hotel rooms before you make any bookings. We provide the information needed to take the stress out of finding holiday accommodation, so book now to secure bargains in this wonderful part of Berlin.
What's Friedrichshain Like?
Located just across the River Spree from trendy Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain has shed its reputation as a working class stronghold, and is now one of Berlin's cultural centres. The years of East German rule have left some fascinating architecture, particularly along Karl-Marx Allee, while galleries are popping up all the time. See the Märchenbrunnen ("fairy tale fountain") in the Volkspark as well as the Frankfurter Towers. The area is extremely convenient for visiting all of Berlin's other attractions as well. Take the U-Bahn to world-famous sites like the Brandenberg Gate, the Reichstag, Potsdamer Platz or Checkpoint Charlie and learn all about Berlin's troubled, but fascinating past. Head to galleries like the Hamburger Bahnhof , the solemn Holocaust Memorial and see the artefacts in the Neues Museum. Then there is the nightlife to savour, which matches any city in the world, as well as food and drink which will satisfy even the most jaded appetites.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Berlin
Berliners seem to have been designed to welcome people to their city - so don't be surprised when they offer a torrent of suggested restaurants and sights. That's just their way. Most will also speak English, although they will be charmed by attempts to speak some German. Join the locals in using Berlin's green space to the full. See Berlin Zoo in the magnificent Tiergarten, or enjoy the ongoing live music festival that is the Mauerpark. Shop for rare vinyl, clothes or souvenirs at markets like Moritzplatz and dine on a huge variety of street food, from currywurst to sauerkraut. When touring the tourist spots, make sure you grab a Museum Card - as big discounts can be had - and ask your concierge about group U-Bahn deals as well. Berlin will unfold its hidden gems to anyone who has the will to explore, so head to the city with Hotels.com.
