Mitte
The new district of Mitte was created on January 1st, 2001 through the incorporation of the three former districts of Mitte, Tiergarten and Wedding. The new Mitte is at once a metropolis and a neighborhood with a character all its own, the heart of a world city and a residential area. Its six urban quarters are home to the Bundestag, the Federal Government, embassies and banks, as well as numerous residential quarters, cozy corner taverns and Berlin's green lung - the Tiergarten.
Attractive environment
- Numerous streets and plazas that are known far beyond Berlin's borders:
- Alexanderplatz,
- Pariser Platz and the Brandenburg Gate,
- Potsdamer Platz,
- Gendarmenmarkt, considered one of Europe’s most
beautiful plazas - International flair on the “Unter den Linden” boulevard and on Friedrichstrasse;
- Lively cultural scene;
- Museum Island - a UNESCO World Heritage Site;
- The Rosenthaler Vorstadt, with its lively bar and art scenes around Oranienburger Strasse;
- Numerous parks;
- The Zoologischer Garten, a gem at the heart of City West.
Locational advantages
- Berlin Mitte - the most diverse district;
- In the heart of the city;
- Very good infrastructure;
- The seat of the federal government, trade associations and renowned institutions;
- A center of science and research;
- Attractive, centrally located and affordable neighborhoods for crafts and trades, high-tech, logistics, manufacturing and services;
- Entrepreneurs' networks;
- Cultural diversity and an interesting arts scene;
- Recreation along the water and in green spaces.
