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The area of ​​"Kreuzkölln" is at the border between the 2 districts of Kreuzberg

and Neukölln. The area is famous for its bars, its artists, its multi-

culturality, its 2 big parcs (Hasenheide and Tempelhof), its canal.

At the end of the small and quiet street where is located the flat, you'll

find the entry of Hasenheide, one of the nicest parks in Berlin. In

Hasenheide, you'll find a typicall "Biergarten" + an open-air cinema + a small

public zoo.

You'll find a lot of very cool night clubs in the hearth of Kreuzberg (at 3

metro stations - 8 minutes) and the big clubs Ostkreuz (at 6 metro stations -

15 minutes).

By feet, you are so at:
- 3 minutes from 2 cinemas where you'll be able to watch films in Their

original versions with subtitles
- 3 minutes form a small mall (Kindl Boulevard) with the supermarket

"Kaiser's" open till midnight from Monday till Saturday
- 3 minutes from every shop needed: bakeries, post office, bank haircut, etc.
- 5 minutes from the place "Hermannplatz" with the department store "Karstadt"
- 2 minutes from the airport road where you 'll several interesting antique

dealer shops + a very nice chinese shop with a large choice of chinese

products. This street will bring you to the Karl-Marx Strasse where you'll

find a big mall "Forum Neukölln Arcades" + all the classic stores (H & M, C &

A, etc.)
- 5 minutes from the Boddinstrasse with several nice bars with concerts and

DJs (our favorites are the "Loophole" and "The Early Pearl")
- 8 minutes from the Weserstrasse with all the trendy bars.
- 3 minutes from the Schillerkiez area with its nice Schillerpromenade wich

will bring you in 4 more minutes to the Tempelhof Park (oldest airport of

Berlin more

has been open to the public 3 years ago and has become a public parc. It's a

huge place wich has kept its airport infrastructures. You'll be able to walk

on the landing strips and you'll find the old airplanes thatwill never fly

anymore. It's a very magic place, a must to see. And if you want to know more,

I'm currently doing a feature film strongly connected to this place.

The "U8" metro line crosses Berlin from the South to the North and works till

1h in the morning and all the night from Friday to Saturday and from Saturday

to Sunday. A night bus (N8) follows the metro line U8. So, you can use the

public transports 24 / 24th

By Métro:
- 3 stations from the hearth of Kreuzberg (Kottbusser Tor)
- 17 minutes from the heart of Berlin (Alexanderplatz)