Kreuzberg - The vibrant Kreuzberg district is separated from neighbouring Friedrichshain and Berlin-Mitte by the River Spree.

Mitte - Berlin’s central Mitte district is home to countless landmarks and attractions. Take a stroll down Unter den Linden boulevard, past the Staatsoper opera house and through the impressive Brandenburg Gate.

Prenzlauer Berg - Prenzlauer Berg is one of Berlin’s trendiest districts, with its lively bars, diverse restaurants and thriving art scene.

Schöneberg - Situated between trendy Kreuzberg and elegant Wilmersdorf, Berlin’s western district of Schöneberg offers more than the luxurious KaDeWe department store, classy cafés, and a vibrant cultural scene.

Spandau - Lying at the point where the Havel and Spree rivers meet, and surrounded by wooded countryside, Spandau is the westernmost district of Berlin.

Tiergarten - Named after the large park in the centre of Berlin, the district of Tiergarten is home to the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Berlin Zoo and the impressive Hauptbahnhof railway station.

Wannsee - The nature-rich Wannsee district lies to the southwest of Berlin. It is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike and is easily reached by S-Bahn (city rail), regional trains and by the A115 motorway.