Best Berlin-Alt-Treptow holiday apartments

Alt-Treptow is the older area of the Treptow-Kopenick borough of Berlin in Germany. It has a rich and somewhat turbulent past, but a spate of recent developments has led to the area becoming one of the city’s up-and-coming districts. Treptow was divided after the construction of the Berlin Wall, and remnants of the structure and an old watchtower are all that remains of the area’s troubled history. There is no doubting the sense of history that is present in this part of Berlin, and a great way to soak it up is by living amongst local people in their own neighborhood. Renting a holiday apartment in Alt-Treptow from 9flats.com will provide you with a unique opportunity to live side-by-side with local people.

Comfortable Vacation Rentals in Alt-Treptow

Perhaps the most visited area of Alt-Treptow is Treptow Park – an inner-city area of landscaped gardens that provides the perfect place to kick a ball, enjoy a picnic or watch the world go by. Visitors can take a boat trip from the park’s landing pier that will take them on a voyage of discovery around Berlin. There is also the opportunity to take a long and serene walk along the Spree. The 4-kilometre promenade features the Haus Zenner restaurant with its huge outdoor seating area and range of local, gastronomic specialities. This is a secluded and serene area in which to base your visit to the city, and an apartment in Berlin will help you to appreciate it at close-quarters. Equipped with luxurious furnishings and modern appliances, the properties on the 9flats.com website allow you a little privacy – something that is impossible when staying in local hotels.

h2.Accommodation in Alt-Treptow Puts You in Touch with Local Life

A short walk will take you to the so-called Island of Youth and the famous Abbey Bridge – a stunning monument with great historic importance. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll along the Spree or rent pedal boats for more adventurous activity. This area is also home to the famous leaning tower of the Stralau peninsula – known locally as the ‘appendix of Berlin’. If you’re an astronomy enthusiast, the Archenhold Observatory is well worth a visit, as it houses the world’s longest refracting telescope. However, it would be a shame to visit Berlin without taking the time to discover the truth about local life in the city. Renting accommodation in nearby Neukölln will put you right at the heart of a dynamic local neighborhood.