The neighborhood around Oranienburger Street has experienced a rapid upswing in recent years and today presents itself as the perfect blend of renovated buildings, excellent infrastructure, and a vibrant scene with a local neighborhood feel. The unique urban quarter “AM TACHELES” impresses with a very special atmosphere right in the center of Berlin. More than a century ago, in 1908, the Friedrichstadt Passage opened on this site; with its striking domed hall and a colorful range of shops, cultural venues, and dining options, it revolutionized Berliners’ shopping experience. After the fall of the Wall, artists from East and West moved into the remaining parts of the building. They founded the Tacheles Art House and prevented the building’s demolition. Legendary art actions attracted considerable attention in the international creative scene. Even today you will find small, individual shops, stylish cafés, restaurants, and galleries here. The central location guarantees pleasant living in the heart of the city. From here you can reach the most important cultural attractions, such as the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, various theaters, opera houses, and the Berlin Philharmonic. Friedrichstraße and the Unter den Linden boulevard, as well as the Hackesche Höfe, are only a few minutes’ walk away. For peace and relaxation, take walks along the nearby River Spree and in Monbijou Park. Connections to public transport are also excellent: Berlin Central Station with S-Bahn and long-distance trains, the stations Friedrichstraße and Oranienburger Straße, as well as various subway stations, are in the immediate vicinity.