Zones of Berlin

We share with our web site users some guidelines that can be useful to find accommodation in the area of Berlin that best fits your needs.
First it is worth saying that Berlin has a public transport service of good quality, efficient and generally timely, however this is one of the largest metropolis in Europe. The above division of the city into East and West has left some traces in the architecture and organization of Berlin, although the wall is no more than a memory, decinas few meters, and subway passes now where before it was the division area.
Almost every district of Berlin, even those peripherals, have a public transport service that can take the passenger to the city center and even the entire metropolis in Traverse journeys that can last from 20 minutes to 1 hour maximum.
The city has wide avenues and large parks, the distances are very large metropolis generally has very wide open spaces and this makes it difficult to visit only as walking tours can be very long.

Among the western suburbs are Spandau, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Reinickendorf; while on the east Berlin are: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Pankow, Neukölln, Treptow-Köpenick, Lichtenberg.

The main difference can be found in the east and the west is that the latter has a greater number of shopping centers and is the financial district of skyscrapers and major shopping centers. The rest in every sector and corner of the city there is always something interesting to see and do, especially for art lovers, as Berlin has become in recent times into a mecca for visual artists and contemporary visual artists of all Europe and the world.