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Curated Reccomendations BELFORT INGA Welcome to Our curated list of recommendations for your personalized stay in Berlin Belfort is located in the area of Prenzlauer Berg, a carefully selected a list of restaurants, activities and charismatic neighborhood that is home to young many other recommendations nearby, that you may professionals and urban families. The streets consider for your unforgettable stay in Berlin. We surrounding the hotel are filled with cozy cafes, hip also included links for reservations & background restaurants, historic buildings, small boutiques and information, and recommend booking the things plenty of parks a short walk away. Our experts have you like in advance. C O S I Exploring 11. Checkpoint Charlie : 49 min walk Unter den Linden : 36 min walk Alexanderplatz : 15 min walk (3 min with Tram) 12. 13. Pariser Platz: 44 min walk Museum Islands : 29 min walk 14. Brandenburger Tor : 45 min walk Bernauer Strasse Wall Memorial : 30 min walk 15. Tiergarten : 47 min walk 16. Murdered Jews Memorial : 49 min walk 17. Reichstag Building: 52 min walk 18. Potsdamer Platz : 55 min walk 4. Watertower Prenzlauer Berg : 4 min walk 5. World Clock : 19 min walk 6. TV Tower : 20 min walk 19. Victory Column : Public transport or taxi from 7. Rotes Rathaus : 25 min walk the hotel recommended 8. Natural History Museum : 37 min walk 20. Schloss Charlottenburg : Public transport or taxi from the hotel recommended 9. East Side Gallery : 51 min walk Botanical Gardens : Public transport or taxi Berlin Cathedral : 26 min walk 21. 10. from hotel recommended 22. Berliner Philharmonie : Public transport or taxi from the hotel recommended 23. Zoo Berlin : Public transport or taxi from the hotel recommended 24. Sanssouci Palace : Public transport or taxi from the hotel recommended museum www.visitberlin.de/en/top-museums www.visitberlin.de/en/museums-berlin Where Betty N Caty (5 min walk) €€ Café with all-day breakfast and lunch options. Lucky Leek (5 min walk) €€€ - 100% vegan meat-free modern cuisine of the finest grade. Restaurant Pasternak (5 min walk) €€ - Intimate dining spot with crystal chandeliers & piano, serving Russo-Jewish fare. Mustafa's Gemüse Kebap (ca 30 min Public Transport ) € - Berlin’s most famous Döner Kebab, worth the hype but expect some que. Rosenthaler Grill (19 min walk) € - Great option for Döner Kebab & Grill. Dudu (20 min walk) €€ - Chic, minimalist Asian fusion. Rosenburger (19 min walk) €€ - Delicious grilled Transit (20 min walk) € - Casual & authentic dining burgers and other fast food. experience with a wide range from southeast Asia. Katz Orange (26 min walk) €€€ - Laid-back eatery with international menu made with seasonal produce. Crackers (26 min walk) €€€€ - Hip and elegant Standard Serious Pizza (11 min walk) €€ - Berlin’s restaurant. Great for an evening drink! best Neapolitan-Style Pizza. Zenkichi (32 min walk) €€€€ - Authentic & Modern Japanese restaurant with a fine Sake selection. Grill Royal (35 min walk) €€€€ - Exclusive Grill res- taurant overlooking the river, known for their steaks. Schwarzwaldstuben (26 min walk) €€ - Oering Swabian-Baden cuisine from regional products. Tim Raue (10 min by taxi) €€€€ - Stylish, with Alpenstück Restaurant (28 min walk) €€€ - retro-influenced interiors & aromatic, Contemporary dining space with a wall of logs, Asian-inspired fine dining. serving south German dishes & homestyle bread. Mine (20 min by taxi) €€€ - Authentic Peter Paul (16 min walk) €€ - Traditional German Italian cuisine made from traditional cuisine served in tapas style. recipes in innovative ways. Local Living 34. Volkspark Friedrichshain (12 min walk) For running / walking / picnic / kids. 35. Leise Park (3 min walk) Good for kids. 30. Betty N Caty (5 min walk) €€ Café 36. Volkspark am Weinberg (18 with all-day breakfast and lunch options. min walk) G ood for walking. 31. Kastanienallee (15 min walk) Cosy street with 37. Mauerpark (24 min walk) Cafés, Restaurants, and Shops. Sunday Fleamarket. 32. The Barn Café (9 min walk) Delicious Café and 38. BECYCLE (21 min walk) bakery, a Berlin craft coee institution. Incredible boutique fitness studio, classes in english. 33. Kollwitzstrasse (6 min walk) Street with Cafés, Restaurants, Playground and a Sunday Market. Prater Beer Garden (18 min 39. walk) The oldest in Berlin. Supermarket Netto (Next door, 1 min walk) 28. Open Mon-Sat 8 am-9 pm. 40. Kulturbrauerei Museum (14 min 29. Alexanderplatz (15 min walk) The famous public walk) Museum of contemporary square in Berlin, with several shopping malls. German history. Open every day. 37. U 39. 40. U Brunnenstraße 31. 30. 33. 38. U 36. 28. U 35. 32. U 34. U S 29. U S BVG: Travel Info & Tickets FREE NOW: Taxi MILES: Car Sharing JUMP: E-Bikes Sharing LIFERANDO: Food Delivery SONNTAG: Registry of Supermarkets open Sundays TREATWELL: Beauty MY FAVORITE SPOTS: 27 3 2625 4 8 1 20 6 5 17 10 7 14 13 12 2 19 15 16 23 9 22 18 21 11 Berlin I used to be paper, today I am your personal guide to Berlin, what will I be tomorrow? Exploring Alexanderplatz : 15 min walk (3 min with Tram) www.visitberlin.de/en/top-museums Museum Islands : 29 min walk www.visitberlin.de/en/museums-berlin Bernauer Strasse Wall Memorial : 30 min walk 4. Watertower Prenzlauer Berg : 4 min walk 5. World Clock : 19 min walk 6. TV Tower : 20 min walk 7. Rotes Rathaus : 25 min walk 8. Natural History Museum : 37 min walk 9. East Side Gallery : 51 min walk 10. Berlin Cathedral : 26 min walk 11. Checkpoint Charlie : 49 min walk 12. Unter den Linden : 36 min walk 13. Pariser Platz: 44 min walk 14. Brandenburger Tor : 45 min walk 15. Tiergarten : 47 min walk 16. Murdered Jews Memorial : 49 min walk 17. Reichstag Building: 52 min walk 21. Botanical Gardens : Public transport or taxi from hotel recommended 18. Potsdamer Platz : 55 min walk 22. Berliner Philharmonie : Public transport or taxi from the hotel recommended 23. Zoo Berlin : Public transport or taxi from the 19. Victory Column : Public transport or taxi from hotel recommended the hotel recommended 24. Sanssouci Palace : Public 20. Schloss Charlottenburg : Public transport or transport or taxi from the taxi from the hotel recommended hotel recommended museum.
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