Location: Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf in Germany
Nearest Airport:
Berlin Tegel at 14
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Nearest Train:
Bahnhof Zoologischer Garten at 3
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Nearest Motorway:
Wexstrasse at 2
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Car: not necessary
During the 1920s, the Prague Square (Prager Platz) was a cultural centre in West Berlin; located in the Bavarian Quarter - a quarter with high quality of life, the so-called Jewish Switzerland - which at the time belonged to Wilmersdorf and Schöneberg boroughs, a lot of Jewish cititzens, artists and intellectuals lived there; with 'Emil and the Detectives', Erich Kästner set a literary monument in the honour of Nikolsburger Platz.
Every year, the traditional festival of nations is celebrated there.
The 'Prager Passage' offers seventeen commercial units, a fitness centre and restaurants within the immediate vicinity.
The Memorial Church, the zoo, the aquarium, cinemas, the Ku´Damm-Eck, KaDeWe department store, Café Kranzler, Europa-Center and 'Wertheim Kurfürstendamm' department store are within a distance of two subway stations.
marks the location of the property in Berlin
