Spectacular views of the Spree and Berlin’s skyline

The residential area on the border between Berlin Mitte and Kreuzberg is one of the capital’s most sought-after locations. Nearby Köllnischer Park points to Berlin’s origins: the twin city of Berlin-Cölln, which stood on the opposite bank and Fischer Island. The Berlin Wall ran along Engeldamm until 1989. Today, the area has developed into a popular residential neighborhood. Numerous shops for everyday needs, playgrounds, daycare centers and the Fanny Hensel Music School, as well as cafés, restaurants and clubs, are right nearby. The tranquil Märkische Embankment is only about 300 m away; several embassies, Berlin Palace, the House of German Business and the Federal Foreign Office are located in the wider vicinity. The Märkisches Museum and Heinrich-Heine-Straße subway stations, Jannowitzbrücke S-Bahn station, and bus routes 265 and 147 are just a few hundred meters away. From here, all parts of Berlin are exceptionally easy to reach.