Berlin – away from the hustle and bustle

A great location for open air concerts. The acoustics are amazing and you have the best view of the stage from all seats. Green Day, Die Fantastischen Vier, Adel Tamil, Seed, die Ärzte, Deichkind, Ben Zucker, Karat and more are all playing live on stage at the ParkBühne Wuhlheide.


Films have been made here since 1920. The television production company in Berlin Adlershof now uses part of the former facilities and buildings of the broadcasting centre of the German television radio. Programs like Anne Will, hartaberfair, The Quiz Champion, I know everything, The Voice of Germany, The Voice Kids and Mario Barth are produced here.

A must-see photo opportunity is only 5 minutes from our hotel! The ball laboratories, popularly known as the “Academy Bosom”, were built in 1959 for the Institute for Physical Chemistry of the German Academy of Sciences. More in the podcast on “Adlershof’s bosom”. 

A historical site near the Airporthotel Berlin Adlershof. The technical monuments: the spin tower, the silenced engine test bench and the wind tunnel are located on the Humboldt University campus. The facilities of the German Aviation Research Institute testify to the site’s ambivalent history.

A multitheatre for the young and old with a vibrant, committed team in a historic building. A varied programme of theatre, concert, readings or even a show guarantees you the best entertainment!

The old television theatre belongs to the Franz Ehrlich Ensemble and is the opening door to the Media City in Adlershof.

Here, you can clear your mind! This nature park is popular with joggers with a growing running community – and is only a 10-minute walk from the hotel. It was once the second airfield built in Germany.

The area has been converted into one of the city’s most beautiful landscape parks, with wild flowers in the middle, a skate park in the Southeast, a boardwalk and a flock of sheep that is moved from pasture to pasture.

An architectural and scenic experience! Since 1987, part of the old Friedrichshagen waterworks, right on the north shore of the beautiful Müggelsee, has been home to the “Museum im Alten Wasserwerk” of the Berlin water company.

The history of Berlin’s water supply is more interesting than you think! Book a tour and find out for yourself!

Rent a board and “glide” on water. Your effort will be rewarded with an excellent view of the old historic town of Köpenick. An exciting experience for the whole family.

The board is equipped with a stepper-like drive and is controlled by the handles on the integrated steering bar.

Rent a solar boat and experience Berlin from its beautiful water side – environmentally-friendly and quiet.

This impressive castle is located in the old historic town of Köpenick. The only baroque palace in Berlin that has been preserved in its original state now houses the Museum of Decorative Arts. The room décor of antique furniture and fixtures from the 16th – 18th century is definitely worth a visit.

The football team, 1. FC Union Berlin, plays their home games here. The stadium at the Alte Försterei not only has a unique history, it’s also a popular event location. Take a tour of the stadium or get a ticket for a football game.

If you want to experience pure nature and water, this beach is for you. A charming beach, swimming in Müggelsee and easy to reach by tram. Perfect bathing fun, even for small children.

The Funkhaus tour offers an exciting look behind the scenes and into the history. Funkhaus Berlin is located on the banks of the Spree River, opposite the Spreepark. The GDR (East Germany) radio broadcasted here in the early 1950s. To date, it is a valued facility for music production.

Experience an exciting tour with lots of background information about the work of the Stasi. The exhibition shows a collection of information against human rights and how the GDR secret police intervened with people’s lives.

Not only exciting for technology fans! The district of Oberschöneweide was an important location for the electrical industry until the end of the 19th century.

The association gives insights into machines and devices for the production of electron tubes and their applications. Including an electronic organ, the prototype of the GDR microwave oven, missile heads, microscopes and radar systems.

An experience for the young and old! Many people are familiar with the Tierpark Berlin, but mostly only Berliners and insiders really know the zoo.

The Tierpark Berlin Friedrichsfelde is the largest landscape zoo in Europe and one of the most beautiful among connoisseurs! You can observe almost 7,500 animals of 861 different species here.

An impressive place! Walk through the Treptower Park, near the Treptow harbour and visit the cenotaph to commemorate the victims of the Second World War.

The main element is the mausoleum with the 11,6-metre-high bronze statue of a Soviet soldier. The soldier carries a rescued German child in his arms.

Amy Winehouse, Robbie Williams, Tina Turner and Michael Jackson – all together in one show?! Berlin’s successful live show “Stars in Concert” is pure entertainment and has been in the congress centre, Estrel Berlin, for over 20 years!

Ex famous Griessmuehle. Club with open-air area on the former Bärenquell brewery in Berlin-Niederschöneweide — in the old manner, at a new location.