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The apartment has been meticulously furnished with great care and love, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Positioned on the sunny side, it offers breathtaking views of both the sunrise and sunset in Berlin. Moreover, the apartment is designed to be handicapped accessible, ensuring comfort and convenience for all guests. With its high ceilings, long French windows, open closet, newly renovated kitchen, and a relaxing bathtub, it provides the perfect retreat after a long day.
Located in the vibrant area of Straußbergerplatz/Karl-Marx-Allee, this neighborhood holds historical significance as a monumental boulevard constructed between 1952 and 1960 in Berlin Friedrichshain and Mitte. The avenue stretches nearly 2 kilometers (1.2 miles), boasting a width of 89 meters (292 feet). It is lined with impressive eight-story buildings, exemplifying the wedding-cake architectural style, which draws inspiration from the socialist classicism of the Soviet Union. Designed by Hermann Henselmann, dual towers adorn each end at Frankfurter Tor and Strausberger Platz. The buildings exhibit diverse facades, adorned with traditional Berlin motifs by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, often embellished with architectural ceramics.
While staying here, you can enjoy a blend of sightseeing and shopping near Berlin's iconic TV Tower. Alexanderplatz offers numerous shopping centers, department stores, and shops, among which the eye-catching Alexa stands out. Its red façade pays homage to the Art Nouveau style, and inside, you'll find approximately 180 shops, including exclusive international brands like Billabong and Bianco Shoewear.
For those in search of a more traditional shopping experience, the Galeria Kaufhof, an expansive sandstone department store, awaits on Alexanderplatz. On the other hand, fashion enthusiasts will appreciate Primark, known for its popular discount clothing, which attracts a younger crowd. Sports enthusiasts can explore Decathlon in the Rathauspassage shopping center, where they can find the perfect equipment for any sport. And if you're in need of a fancy dress costume, Deiters, also located in the Rathauspassagen, is the place to go.
When it comes to accessing Alexanderplatz, you'll have no trouble, as it is well-connected to the public transport network. You can conveniently reach Alexanderplatz by taking the S5, S7, and S75 trains or regional trains. Additionally, the U2, U5, and U8 subway lines all stop at Alexanderplatz. If you prefer to drive, there are parking options available
