Light-filled elegance with a dream view of the River Spree – Living in the Westphalian Quarter

The Westphalian Quarter in the Moabit district is one of the most sought-after residential areas in the Mitte–Tiergarten borough. Its central yet quiet, green location on the River Spree makes this area a real insider tip. The proximity to the Federal Ministry of the Interior, other buildings of the government quarter, Berlin Central Station, and the Technical University campus at Ernst-Reuter-Platz is also very attractive. In the immediate vicinity you will find everything you need for daily life. Arminius Market Hall is within walking distance, and on Turmstraße you will find many more shops and an organic food store. The Buchkantine, a literary café with delicatessen, is located in the building, and a well-known bakery is just a few minutes’ walk away. You can also spend relaxing hours at the Vabali Wellness Spa or having breakfast on board the Patio restaurant ship. Along the well-developed riverside path on the Spree you can take lovely walks, go jogging, or experience the city center from the waterside by bicycle. On the way you pass, among other sights, Bellevue Palace, the Victory Column, and the House of the Cultures of the World, all the way to Museum Island and beyond. From the nearby U-Bahn stations Hansaplatz and Turmstraße and the S-Bahn stations Tiergarten and Bellevue, you can reach Kurfürstendamm as quickly as Hackescher Markt. Tram line 10 takes you from Turmstraße directly to Berlin Central Station and then on through the Prenzlauer Berg district to Warschauer Straße in Friedrichshain.