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House & Single-family home (For sale)
Reference:
BXUO-T1146
/ 1389738
Reference:
BXUO-T1146
Country:
DE
Region:
Berlin
City:
Berlin
Category:
Residential
Listing type:
For sale
Property type:
House & Single-family home
Property size:
743 sqft
Rooms:
2
Bedrooms:
1
Bathrooms:
1
• 2 rooms, approx. 68 sqm
• Bath with tub
• Balcony
• Elevator
• Rented
• Commission freeBenefit from the attractive tax advantages of your capital investment: Tax-free sale after a 10-year holding period, depreciation of acquisition and property management costs, deductibility of loan interest and much more.BuildingIn the Kissingenviertel quarter south-east of the Florakiez neighbourhood, between Berliner Strasse and Neumannstrasse, lies the charming period building of Binzstrasse 20 on a quiet tree-lined residential street.Built around 1910, the well-appointed multi-unit dwelling divides into a front building and a back building as well as the shared inner courtyard in between. Each of the ground floor flats comes with its own patio and a small garden section.From the ground floor all the up to the third floor, conveniently laid-out flats of 2 to 3 bedrooms with footprints from 63 to 97 square metres make for very cosy homes. The majority of flats feature either a loggia or a balcony that are the perfect place for taking it easy during the summer months. The flats have optimal floor plans, providing spacious and separately accessible rooms that make it easy to implement your personal interior decorating ideas. What all of the flats have in common is that bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen are situated directly off the hallway. The bathrooms get natural light while the kitchens offer ample space for cooking and spending time together.The flats have been continuously upgraded. Most of the dwellings are in excellent repair and meet present-day standards, featuring double-glazed windows, new radiators as well as new electric and utility lines.AreaPankow is a district in northern Berlin that, together with the districts of Prenzlauer Berg and Weissensee, belongs to the eponymous borough of Pankow. To this day, the green district with its enchanting blocks harks back to its past splendour of stately summer residences set inside sprawling parks. The people of Pankow appreciate the tranquillity and peacefulness of the area as much as the close proximity of the bubbly district of Prenzlauer Berg.Pankow offers a wide variety of things to do. Choices include Berlin’s oldest street market on the historic village green of Pankow, the only nature protection area with a rich diversity of bird species in the inner city, a quiet lake shore of Fauler See or the banks of the River Panke after which the borough takes its name. Hiking alongside the narrow river will take you through several scenic park facilities, such as Bürgerpark designed by Lenné or the grounds of Schönhausen Palace. The manor, which once served as summer residence of Queen Elisabeth Christine, wife of Frederick the Great, was also used as guest house of the East German government and seat of East Germany’s president. In the years following the country’s reunification, the palace was painstakingly restored and now houses a museum dedicated to its own turbulent history.The Berlin-Usedom long-distance cycle route of 337 km branches from the Schönhausen palace grounds before heading out towards the Baltic Sea, passing through pristine outdoor scenery en route. Whenever you feel like leaving this quiet recreational ambience to experience the city’s cultural life, you will find a vibrant scene in nearby Prenzlauer Berg, e. g. at Kulturbrauerei, Prater or in any of the many cafés here.The Florakiez neighbourhood near Binzstrasse is another great destination for shopping and hanging out. Small delis, exquisite boutique stores of studio character and cosy restaurants offer residents and visitors of Pankow a wide variety of aesthetic and culinary delights. Indeed, the Florakiez neighbourhood with its cafés, periodic street parties and flea markets is one of the factors that make Pankow so vibrant and charming.BuildingIn the Kissingenviertel quarter south-east of the Florakiez neighbourhood, between Berliner Strasse and Neumannstrasse, lies the charming period building of Binzstrasse 20 on a quiet tree-lined residential street.Built around 1910, the well-appointed multi-unit dwelling divides into a front building and a back building as well as the shared inner courtyard in between. Each of the ground floor flats comes with its own patio and a small garden section.From the ground floor all the up to the third floor, conveniently laid-out flats of 2 to 3 bedrooms with footprints from 63 to 97 square metres make for very cosy homes. The majority of flats feature either a loggia or a balcony that are the perfect place for taking it easy during the summer months. The flats have optimal floor plans, providing spacious and separately accessible rooms that make it easy to implement your personal interior decorating ideas. What all of the flats have in common is that bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen are situated directly off the hallway. The bathrooms get natural light while the kitchens offer ample space for cooking and spending time together.The flats have been continuously upgraded. Most of the dwellings are in excellent repair and meet present-day standards, featuring double-glazed windows, new radiators as well as new electric and utility lines.AreaPankow is a district in northern Berlin that, together with the districts of Prenzlauer Berg and Weissensee, belongs to the eponymous borough of Pankow. To this day, the green district with its enchanting blocks harks back to its past splendour of stately summer residences set inside sprawling parks. The people of Pankow appreciate the tranquillity and peacefulness of the area as much as the close proximity of the bubbly district of Prenzlauer Berg.Pankow offers a wide variety of things to do. Choices include Berlin’s oldest street market on the historic village green of Pankow, the only nature protection area with a rich diversity of bird species in the inner city, a quiet lake shore of Fauler See or the banks of the River Panke after which the borough takes its name. Hiking alongside the narrow river will take you through several scenic park facilities, such as Bürgerpark designed by Lenné or the grounds of Schönhausen Palace. The manor, which once served as summer residence of Queen Elisabeth Christine, wife of Frederick the Great, was also used as guest house of the East German government and seat of East Germany’s president. In the years following the country’s reunification, the palace was painstakingly restored and now houses a museum dedicated to its own turbulent history.The Berlin-Usedom long-distance cycle route of 337 km branches from the Schönhausen palace grounds before heading out towards the Baltic Sea, passing through pristine outdoor scenery en route. Whenever you feel like leaving this quiet recreational ambience to experience the city’s cultural life, you will find a vibrant scene in nearby Prenzlauer Berg, e. g. at Kulturbrauerei, Prater or in any of the many cafés here.The Florakiez neighbourhood near Binzstrasse is another great destination for shopping and hanging out. Small delis, exquisite boutique stores of studio character and cosy restaurants offer residents and visitors of Pankow a wide variety of aesthetic and culinary delights. Indeed, the Florakiez neighbourhood with its cafés, periodic street parties and flea markets is one of the factors that make Pankow so vibrant and charming.AreaPankow is a district in northern Berlin that, together with the districts of Prenzlauer Berg and Weissensee, belongs to the eponymous borough of Pankow. To this day, the green district with its enchanting blocks harks back to its past splendour of stately summer residences set inside sprawling parks. The people of Pankow appreciate the tranquillity and peacefulness of the area as much as the close proximity of the bubbly district of Prenzlauer Berg.Pankow offers a wide variety of things to do. Choices include Berlin’s oldest street market on the historic village green of Pankow, the only nature protection area with a rich diversity of bird species in the inner city, a quiet lake shore of Fauler See or the banks of the River Panke after which the borough takes its name. Hiking alongside the narrow river will take you through several scenic park facilities, such as Bürgerpark designed by Lenné or the grounds of Schönhausen Palace. The manor, which once served as summer residence of Queen Elisabeth Christine, wife of Frederick the Great, was also used as guest house of the East German government and seat of East Germany’s president. In the years following the country’s reunification, the palace was painstakingly restored and now houses a museum dedicated to its own turbulent history.The Berlin-Usedom long-distance cycle route of 337 km branches from the Schönhausen palace grounds before heading out towards the Baltic Sea, passing through pristine outdoor scenery en route. Whenever you feel like leaving this quiet recreational ambience to experience the city’s cultural life, you will find a vibrant scene in nearby Prenzlauer Berg, e. g. at Kulturbrauerei, Prater or in any of the many cafés here.The Florakiez neighbourhood near Binzstrasse is another great destination for shopping and hanging out. Small delis, exquisite boutique stores of studio character and cosy restaurants offer residents and visitors of Pankow a wide variety of aesthetic and culinary delights. Indeed, the Florakiez neighbourhood with its cafés, periodic street parti... View more View less Address: Binzstraße 20, 13189 BerlinObjektbeschreibungPreisnachlass sichern auf vermietete 2-Zimmer-Altbauwohnung mit Balkon in Pankow
• 3.OG
• 2 Zimmer, ca. 68 m²
• Wannenbad
• Balkon
• Aufzug
• Vermietet
• ProvisionsfreiProfitieren Sie von attraktiven steuerlichen Vorteilen Ihrer Kapitalanlage: Steuerfreier Verkauf nach 10-jähriger Haltefrist, Abschreibungen der Anschaffungs- und Hausverwaltungskosten, Absetzbarkeit von Kreditzinsen und vieles mehr.GebäudeSüdöstlich des Florakiezes im Kissingenviertel, zwischen Berliner Straße und Neumannstraße, befindet sich der charmante Altbau in der Binzstraße 20 in einer ruhigen, von Bäumen gesäumten Wohnstraße. Das gepflegte Mehrfamilienhaus wurde um 1910 erbaut und besteht aus einem Vorder- und einem Gartenhaus sowie einem gemeinsamen Innenhof.
Alle Wohnungen sind über jeweils einen Aufzug am Vorderhaus und Hinterhaus erreichbar.Vom Erdgeschoss bis zum dritten Obergeschoss bieten praktisch geschnittene 2- bis 3-Zimmerwohnungen mit einer Wohnfläche von 63 bis 97 Quadratmeter ein gemütliches Zuhause. Ein Großteil der Wohnungen ist mit einer Loggia oder einem Balkon ausgestattet. Die Wohnungen sind optimal geschnitten, sodass separat zugängliche und geräumige Zimmer viel Raum zum Einrichten geben. In allen Wohnungen gehen Zimmer, Bäder und Küchen direkt vom Flur ab. Die Bäder haben Tageslicht, die Küchen bieten ausreichend Platz zum Kochen und geselligen Beisammensein.Die Wohnungen sind laufend instandgesetzt worden. Isolierglasfenster, Heizkörper sowie Elektro- und Versorgungsleitungen sind erneuert worden, sodass ein zeitgemäßer Standard in den meisten der Wohnungen vorzufinden ist.BereichPankow liegt im nördlichen Berlin und gehört mit Prenzlauer Berg und Weißensee zum Bezirk Pankow. Noch heute zeugt der grüne Ortsteil mit seinen zauberhaften Straßenzügen von einer Geschichte herrschaftlicher Sommerdomizile in großen Parkanlagen. Die Menschen in Pankow schätzen die Beschaulichkeit und Ruhe genauso wie die unmittelbare Nähe zum quirligen Prenzlauer Berg.Für jeden Geschmack bietet Pankow zahlreiche Erlebnismöglichkeiten. Einkaufen auf dem ältesten Berliner Wochenmarkt am alten Pankower Dorfanger, Spazieren im einzigen Naturschutzgebiet mit vielfältiger Vogelwelt inmitten einer Großstadt – “Insel der Ruhe” rund um den Faulen See oder eine Wandertour an der Panke, dem Namensgeber des Bezirks. Auf dem Weg entlang des kleinen Flusses streift man mehrere schöne Parkanlagen: den von Lenné gestalteten Bürgerpark oder den Schlosspark mit dem Schloss Schönhausen. Das Haus, einst Sommerresidenz von Königin Elisabeth Christine, Gattin von Friedrich dem Großen, war zu DDR-Zeiten Gästehaus und Amtssitz des Präsidenten der DDR. Das Schloss wurde liebevoll saniert und gibt als Museum interessante Einblicke in seine wechselvolle Geschichte.Vom Schlosspark Schönhausen aus zweigt der Radfernweg Berlin-Usedom ab, welcher über 337 Kilometer lang ist und durch teilweise unberührte Naturlandschaften führt. Wer neben ruhiger und erholsamer Natur dynamische und pulsierende Kultur sucht, findet sie im Prenzlauer Berg in der Kulturbrauerei, im Prater oder in einem der unzähligen Cafés.Nahe der Binzstraße lädt der Florakiez mit der lebendigen Florastraße zum Einkaufen und Verweilen ein. Kleine Spezialitätengeschäfte, besondere Boutiquen mit Ateliercharakter und gemütliche Restaurants bieten Bewohnern und Besuchern von Pankow eine große Vielfalt an Design und kulinarischen Genüssen. Der Florakiez belebt mit seinen Cafés, regelmäßigen Straßenfesten und Flohmärkten eine auf besondere Weise und macht Pankow so reizvoll.GebäudeSüdöstlich des Florakiezes im Kissingenviertel, zwischen Berliner Straße und Neumannstraße, befindet sich der charmante Altbau in der Binzstraße 20 in einer ruhigen, von Bäumen gesäumten Wohnstraße. Das gepflegte Mehrfamilienhaus wurde um 1910 erbaut und besteht aus einem Vorder- und einem Gartenhaus sowie einem gemeinsamen Innenhof.
Alle Wohnungen sind über jeweils einen Aufzug am Vorderhaus und Hinterhaus erreichbar.Vom Erdgeschoss bis zum dritten Obergeschoss bieten praktisch geschnittene 2- bis 3-Zimmerwohnungen mit einer Wohnfläche von 63 bis 97 Quadratmeter ein gemütliches Zuhause. Ein Großteil der Wohnungen ist mit einer Loggia oder einem Balkon ausgestattet. Die Wohnungen sind optimal geschnitten, sodass separat zugängliche und geräumige Zimmer viel Raum zum Einrichten geben. In allen Wohnungen gehen Zimmer, Bäder und Küchen direkt vom Flur ab. Die Bäder haben Tageslicht, die Küchen bieten ausreichend Platz zum Kochen und geselligen Beisammensein.Die Wohnungen sind laufend instandgesetzt worden. Isolierglasfenster, Heizkörper sowie Elektro- und Versorgungsleitungen sind erneuert worden, sodass ein zeitgemäßer Standard in den meisten der Wohnungen vorzufinden ist.BereichPankow liegt im nördlichen Berlin und gehört mit Prenzlauer Berg und Weißensee zum Bezirk Pankow. Noch heute zeugt der grüne Ortsteil mit seinen zauberhaften Straßenzügen von einer Geschichte herrschaftlicher Sommerdomizile in großen Parkanlagen. Die Menschen in Pankow schätzen die Beschaulichkeit und Ruhe genauso wie die unmittelbare Nähe zum quirligen Prenzlauer Berg.Für jeden Geschmack bietet Pankow zahlreiche Erlebnismöglichkeiten. Einkaufen auf dem ältesten Berliner Wochenmarkt am alten Pankower Dorfanger, Spazieren im einzigen Naturschutzgebiet mit vielfältiger Vogelwelt inmitten einer Großstadt – “Insel der Ruhe” rund um den Faulen See oder eine Wandertour an der Panke, dem Namensgeber des Bezirks. Auf dem Weg entlang des kleinen Flusses streift man mehrere schöne Parkanlagen: den von Lenné gestalteten Bürgerpark oder den Schlosspark mit dem Schloss Schönhausen. Das Haus, einst Sommerresidenz von Königin Elisabeth Christine, Gattin von Friedrich dem Großen, war zu DDR-Zeiten Gästehaus und Amtssitz des Präsidenten der DDR. Das Schloss wurde liebevoll saniert und gibt als Museum interessante Einblicke in seine wechselvolle Geschichte.Vom Schlosspark Schönhausen aus zweigt der Radfernweg Berlin-Usedom ab, welcher über 337 Kilometer lang ist und durch teilweise unberührte Naturlandschaften führt. Wer neben ruhiger und erholsamer Natur dynamische und pulsierende Kultur sucht, findet sie im Prenzlauer Berg in der Kulturbrauerei, im Prater oder in einem der unzähligen Cafés.Nahe der Binzstraße lädt der Florakiez mit der lebendigen Florastraße zum Einkaufen und Verweilen ein. Kleine Spezialitätengeschäfte, besondere Boutiquen mit Ateliercharakter und gemütliche Restaurants bieten Bewohnern und Besuchern von Pankow eine große Vielfalt an Design und kulinarischen Genüssen. Der Florakiez belebt mit seinen Cafés, regelmäßigen Straßenfesten und Flohmärkten eine auf besondere Weise und macht Pankow so reizvoll.BereichPankow liegt im nördlichen Berlin und gehört mit Prenzlauer Berg und Weißensee zum Bezirk Pankow. Noch heute zeugt der grüne Ortsteil mit seinen zauberhaften Straßenzügen von einer Geschichte herrschaftlicher Sommerdomizile in großen Parkanlagen. Die Menschen in Pankow schätzen die Beschaulichkeit und Ruhe genauso wie die unmittelbare Nähe zum quirligen Prenzlauer Berg.Für jeden Geschmack bietet Pankow zahlreiche Erlebnismöglichkeiten. Einkaufen auf dem ältesten Berliner Wochenmarkt am alten Pankower Dorfanger, Spazieren im einzigen Naturschutzgebiet mit vielfältiger Vogelwelt inmitten einer Großstadt – “Insel der Ruhe” rund um den Faulen See oder eine Wandertour an der Panke, dem Namensgeber des Bezirks. Auf dem Weg entlang des kleinen Flusses streift man mehrere schöne Parkanlagen: den von Lenné gestalteten Bürgerpark oder den Schlosspark mit dem Schloss Schönhausen. Das Haus, einst Sommerresidenz von Königin Elisabeth Christine, Gattin von Friedrich dem Großen, war zu DDR-Zeiten Gästehaus und Amtssitz des Präsidenten der DDR. Das Schloss wurde liebevoll saniert und gibt als Museum interessante Einblicke in seine wechselvolle Geschichte.Vom Schlosspark Schönhausen aus zweigt der Radfernweg Berlin-Usedom ab, welcher über 337 Kilometer lang ist und durch teilweise unberührte Naturlandschaften führt. Wer neben ruhiger und erholsamer Natur dynamische und pulsierende Kultur sucht, findet sie im Prenzlauer Berg in der Kulturbrauerei, im Prater oder in einem der unzähligen Cafés.Nahe der Binzstraße lädt der Florakiez mit der lebendigen Florastraße zum Einkaufen und Verweilen ein. Kleine Spezialitätengeschäfte, besondere Boutiquen mit Ateliercharakter und gemütliche Restaurants bieten Bewohnern und Besuchern von Pankow eine große Vielfalt an Design und kulinarischen Genüssen. Der Florakiez belebt mit seinen Cafés, regelmäßigen Straßenfesten und Flohmärkten eine auf besondere Weise und macht Pankow so reizvoll. Address: Binzstraße 20, 13189 BerlinProperty descriptionSecure discount on stylish 1 bedroom old building apartment with balcony as a future investment• 3rd floor
• 2 rooms, approx. 68 sqm
• Bath with tub
• Balcony
• Elevator
• Rented
• Commission freeBenefit from the attractive tax advantages of your capital investment: Tax-free sale after a 10-year holding period, depreciation of acquisition and property management costs, deductibility of loan interest and much more.BuildingIn the Kissingenviertel quarter south-east of the Florakiez neighbourhood, between Berliner Strasse and Neumannstrasse, lies the charming period building of Binzstrasse 20 on a quiet tree-lined residential street.Built around 1910, the well-appointed multi-unit dwelling divides into a front building and a back building as well as the shared inner courtyard in between. Each of the ground floor flats comes with its own patio and a small garden section.From the ground floor all the up to the third floor, conveniently laid-out flats of 2 to 3 bedrooms with footprints from 63 to 97 square metres make for very cosy homes. The majority of flats feature either a loggia or a balcony that are the perfect place for taking it easy during the summer months. The flats have optimal floor plans, providing spacious and separately accessible rooms that make it easy to implement your personal interior decorating ideas. What all of the flats have in common is that bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen are situated directly off the hallway. The bathrooms get natural light while the kitchens offer ample space for cooking and spending time together.The flats have been continuously upgraded. Most of the dwellings are in excellent repair and meet present-day standards, featuring double-glazed windows, new radiators as well as new electric and utility lines.AreaPankow is a district in northern Berlin that, together with the districts of Prenzlauer Berg and Weissensee, belongs to the eponymous borough of Pankow. To this day, the green district with its enchanting blocks harks back to its past splendour of stately summer residences set inside sprawling parks. The people of Pankow appreciate the tranquillity and peacefulness of the area as much as the close proximity of the bubbly district of Prenzlauer Berg.Pankow offers a wide variety of things to do. Choices include Berlin’s oldest street market on the historic village green of Pankow, the only nature protection area with a rich diversity of bird species in the inner city, a quiet lake shore of Fauler See or the banks of the River Panke after which the borough takes its name. Hiking alongside the narrow river will take you through several scenic park facilities, such as Bürgerpark designed by Lenné or the grounds of Schönhausen Palace. The manor, which once served as summer residence of Queen Elisabeth Christine, wife of Frederick the Great, was also used as guest house of the East German government and seat of East Germany’s president. In the years following the country’s reunification, the palace was painstakingly restored and now houses a museum dedicated to its own turbulent history.The Berlin-Usedom long-distance cycle route of 337 km branches from the Schönhausen palace grounds before heading out towards the Baltic Sea, passing through pristine outdoor scenery en route. Whenever you feel like leaving this quiet recreational ambience to experience the city’s cultural life, you will find a vibrant scene in nearby Prenzlauer Berg, e. g. at Kulturbrauerei, Prater or in any of the many cafés here.The Florakiez neighbourhood near Binzstrasse is another great destination for shopping and hanging out. Small delis, exquisite boutique stores of studio character and cosy restaurants offer residents and visitors of Pankow a wide variety of aesthetic and culinary delights. Indeed, the Florakiez neighbourhood with its cafés, periodic street parties and flea markets is one of the factors that make Pankow so vibrant and charming.BuildingIn the Kissingenviertel quarter south-east of the Florakiez neighbourhood, between Berliner Strasse and Neumannstrasse, lies the charming period building of Binzstrasse 20 on a quiet tree-lined residential street.Built around 1910, the well-appointed multi-unit dwelling divides into a front building and a back building as well as the shared inner courtyard in between. Each of the ground floor flats comes with its own patio and a small garden section.From the ground floor all the up to the third floor, conveniently laid-out flats of 2 to 3 bedrooms with footprints from 63 to 97 square metres make for very cosy homes. The majority of flats feature either a loggia or a balcony that are the perfect place for taking it easy during the summer months. The flats have optimal floor plans, providing spacious and separately accessible rooms that make it easy to implement your personal interior decorating ideas. What all of the flats have in common is that bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen are situated directly off the hallway. The bathrooms get natural light while the kitchens offer ample space for cooking and spending time together.The flats have been continuously upgraded. Most of the dwellings are in excellent repair and meet present-day standards, featuring double-glazed windows, new radiators as well as new electric and utility lines.AreaPankow is a district in northern Berlin that, together with the districts of Prenzlauer Berg and Weissensee, belongs to the eponymous borough of Pankow. To this day, the green district with its enchanting blocks harks back to its past splendour of stately summer residences set inside sprawling parks. The people of Pankow appreciate the tranquillity and peacefulness of the area as much as the close proximity of the bubbly district of Prenzlauer Berg.Pankow offers a wide variety of things to do. Choices include Berlin’s oldest street market on the historic village green of Pankow, the only nature protection area with a rich diversity of bird species in the inner city, a quiet lake shore of Fauler See or the banks of the River Panke after which the borough takes its name. Hiking alongside the narrow river will take you through several scenic park facilities, such as Bürgerpark designed by Lenné or the grounds of Schönhausen Palace. The manor, which once served as summer residence of Queen Elisabeth Christine, wife of Frederick the Great, was also used as guest house of the East German government and seat of East Germany’s president. In the years following the country’s reunification, the palace was painstakingly restored and now houses a museum dedicated to its own turbulent history.The Berlin-Usedom long-distance cycle route of 337 km branches from the Schönhausen palace grounds before heading out towards the Baltic Sea, passing through pristine outdoor scenery en route. Whenever you feel like leaving this quiet recreational ambience to experience the city’s cultural life, you will find a vibrant scene in nearby Prenzlauer Berg, e. g. at Kulturbrauerei, Prater or in any of the many cafés here.The Florakiez neighbourhood near Binzstrasse is another great destination for shopping and hanging out. Small delis, exquisite boutique stores of studio character and cosy restaurants offer residents and visitors of Pankow a wide variety of aesthetic and culinary delights. Indeed, the Florakiez neighbourhood with its cafés, periodic street parties and flea markets is one of the factors that make Pankow so vibrant and charming.AreaPankow is a district in northern Berlin that, together with the districts of Prenzlauer Berg and Weissensee, belongs to the eponymous borough of Pankow. To this day, the green district with its enchanting blocks harks back to its past splendour of stately summer residences set inside sprawling parks. The people of Pankow appreciate the tranquillity and peacefulness of the area as much as the close proximity of the bubbly district of Prenzlauer Berg.Pankow offers a wide variety of things to do. Choices include Berlin’s oldest street market on the historic village green of Pankow, the only nature protection area with a rich diversity of bird species in the inner city, a quiet lake shore of Fauler See or the banks of the River Panke after which the borough takes its name. Hiking alongside the narrow river will take you through several scenic park facilities, such as Bürgerpark designed by Lenné or the grounds of Schönhausen Palace. The manor, which once served as summer residence of Queen Elisabeth Christine, wife of Frederick the Great, was also used as guest house of the East German government and seat of East Germany’s president. In the years following the country’s reunification, the palace was painstakingly restored and now houses a museum dedicated to its own turbulent history.The Berlin-Usedom long-distance cycle route of 337 km branches from the Schönhausen palace grounds before heading out towards the Baltic Sea, passing through pristine outdoor scenery en route. Whenever you feel like leaving this quiet recreational ambience to experience the city’s cultural life, you will find a vibrant scene in nearby Prenzlauer Berg, e. g. at Kulturbrauerei, Prater or in any of the many cafés here.The Florakiez neighbourhood near Binzstrasse is another great destination for shopping and hanging out. Small delis, exquisite boutique stores of studio character and cosy restaurants offer residents and visitors of Pankow a wide variety of aesthetic and culinary delights. Indeed, the Florakiez neighbourhood with its cafés, periodic street parti...