Car rental Berlin - Mitte, Germany

Berlin Mitte, the Central District

Berlin Mitte is the third most populated area in Berlin, with many different districts having their own unique character and feel. Large, bustling Mitte is the central district, home to the impressive Brandenburg Gate and the Museum Island, including the impressive Hauptbahnhof and central railway station. Elegant streets like Unter den Linden, Gendarmenmarkt and Grunewald are world famous for their historic buildings, and the central park of Tiergarten is a well used destination by locals and tourists alike. Many of these places are within walking distance of Berlin's historic Old Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an active center for cultural activities and festivals.

The shopping district of Friedrichshain is known as the old town, and many shops can be found on Spree Street between Marzenseinstrasse and Allee 5th, with its wide selection of restaurants and other businesses on either side. Friedrichshain has also become home to many young families with families' pubs and cafes, including the trendy Mitte nightclubs. The bars and nightclubs around Friedrichshain and Berlin Mitte are popular with Berliners who want to have fun in the sun, or with tourists who find themselves looking for a great night out in the city.

The second central district, Wedding, is home to a number of popular nightspots and nightlife areas. From the chic Schoenleinstraße to Friedrichstraße and Kottbusser Tor to Friedrichstraße and Bogenstraße, the central district of Wedding is a lively place to visit at any time of day.

The third district, Mitte, is home to many trendy shopping centers and fashionable nightspots such as Grunewald, Brandenburger Tor and Brennerplatz. These shopping places are especially popular with tourists and locals, since they are located in close proximity to the museums. These shopping centers are a good place to go during spring and autumn months when the majority of tourist attractions are closed, when you can still enjoy the shopping and cafes with your loved ones.

The last central district of Berlin Mitte is known as the former industrial district. It was once home to the biggest factory in Europe, the Reichstag, but was destroyed in the Second World War and is now known as BDM - Berghain. This district is best explored by using the metro line, as there are plenty of buses and taxi services available for visitors who don't want to use the metro. This district is well suited to people who want to enjoy the nightlife and shop in peace, as you won't find a lot of tourists on the streets at this area.

In all, Berlin Mitte offers a lot to visitors and residents alike. Visitors can experience a unique experience in the beautiful architecture of the historic neighborhoods, shop in the best shopping district in the world, or enjoy the traditional and modern culture of the city. With its wide array of shopping venues, parks, clubs and nightclubs, this city is one of the best locations for a great nightlife.