Modern urban residence in a prime historic location

Even on a short stroll around the idyllic Hegelplatz, a public gem with a pleasantly understated atmosphere, it becomes clear why Berlin was once admired as the “Athens on the Spree”: the historic city center is still defined by an extraordinary concentration of architectural masterpieces and cultural institutions. The quarter between the grand boulevard Unter den Linden and Museum Island grants you the privilege of reaching the city’s most important landmarks on foot—among them one of the world’s most significant museum districts, an elite university, a renowned business school, the State Opera and State Library, Gendarmenmarkt with the Concert Hall, and the Federal Foreign Office. For everyday errands, you can choose between well-stocked Friedrichstraße and lively Alexanderplatz. Since the reopening of the subway stations on the boulevard and on Museum Island, you are excellently connected to public transport—with direct links to Berlin Central Station (approx. 5 min.) and Alexanderplatz (approx. 3 min.) as major hubs. Hardly anywhere else can you experience Berlin’s heyday so vividly—along short, picturesque routes and with a quality of life at the highest level.