The art'otel city center west is ideally situated in the heart of Berlin next to the Ku'damm, the main shopping district in the city. For business travellers, our Berlin city centre hotel is convenient to ICC/Messe Berlin and is just a ten-minute drive from Airport Berlin-Tegel. One of the most convenient hotels in central Berlin for leisure travellers, the art'otel is also located within walking distance of the Gedächtniskirche and the Zoologischer Garten and is within minutes of serveral other popular attractions, including Brandenburger Tor and the Reichstag. Our central location in the heart of Berlin makes the art'otel berlin city center west the ideal choice for your business or leisure stay.
Our Berlin city centre hotel is convenient to the following local attractions:
Berlin Holocaust Memorial (5km) Visit this unique memorial that pays tribute to the victims of the Holocaust. Phone: 49-(0)-30-2639-4336
Brandenburger Tor (6.0km) This landmark was constructed in 1791 and is still one of Berlin's most popular and recognizable attractions.
Gedächtniskirche (1.7km) Damaged during World War II, this functioning 1895 church also houses a war memorial. Phone: 49 0171-3139328
Jüdisches Museum (6.2km) A fascinating museum dedicated to the country's Jewish population, the Jüdisches Museum displays art, sculpture and ceremonial objects. Phone: 49-(0)-30-2599-3300
Ku'damm (1.0km) One of the top shopping destinations in Berlin, this street is home to several stores and restaurants.
Reichstag (5.6km) This important building was constructed in 1894 and now serves as the German House of Parliament. Phone: 49-(0)-30-2273-0027
Schloss Charlottenburg (3.5km) Constructed to serve as a summer home for Queen Sophie-Charlotte and her husband, this historic building houses a fine collection of art and hosts several special events. Phone: 49-(0)-30-3209-11
Tiergarten (3.9km) Home to the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and a variety of war memorials and statues, this beautiful park is the largest in the city.
Zoologischer Garten (1.4km) The largest zoo in Berlin, the Zoologischer Garten is home to more species of animals than any other zoo in the world. Phone: 49 (0) 30 25 40 10
Berlin Environmental Zone In an effort to reduce pollution, the Berlin city council has introduced an environmental zone which restricts the amount of traffic permitted within the central area. The zone is defined as the area within the suburban rail ring. Only vehicles which meet strict emission standards are permitted to travel within this area.
All drivers wishing to travel within this area (including foreign cars) must purchase and display a colour coded badge or incur a fine of 40 euro.
More information can be found on the following websites:
Seemingly always at the forefront of European politics, Berlin has endured a tumultuous past. Wars in particular exacted a heavy toll, and it's estimated that World War II destroyed 80% of the city. The Cold War's cruelest symbol, the Berlin Wall, fell in 1989, reuniting a city and people divided for four decades. Indeed, cloak-and-dagger Berlin was replaced by one of Europe's - and the world's - cultural, political and economic leaders. Berlin is, on the whole, a vibrant, culturally inviting city offering a wealth of attractions. It's also visually appealing with ample greenery and scenic lakes. First-time visitors should stop by the famous Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie Museum, Frederick the Great's Sanssouci Palace, and the impressive Dahlem Museum. Berlin is also famous for its raucous nightlife. West Berlin - and increasingly East Berlin - is replete with trendy cafés and hopping nightclubs.
Did you know?
There are more museums in Berlin than there are rainy days! There are 174 museums from which to choose, including 17 state museums; many offer extended hours on Thursday and free admission the last four hours.
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