The Radisson SAS Hotel, Berlin is located right in the heart of the German capital, on the banks of the river Spree, opposite the Berlin Cathedral and close to the Museum Island. Berlin's new center begins right in front of our door with two of the city's hallmarks, the TV tower at Alexanderplatz and the Red City Hall.
The Unter den Linden Boulevard, the exclusive shops of the Friedrichstrasse, the Brandenburg Gate and Postdamer Platz are in walking distance of the hotel. Also nearby is the tantalizing Hackesche Höfe area where the Berlin scene truly comes to life with restaurants, bars, galleries and boutiques. The Berlin Congress Center (BCC) is within easy walking distance and the ICC congress center and fair ground are only 10 kilometers away.
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Come visit Berlin
Berlin offers a fascinating combination of magnificent buildings from the Kaiser Era, and modern architecture of the 21st century. The city is home to long-time locals and trendy globetrotters and is full of vibrant life.
The new Berlin is the perfect stop for a tourist. You can go shopping on the Ku'damm, relive history at the Reichstag and experience the city's recent past at Checkpoint Charlie. There are countless museums to satisfy your thirst for culture. The contemporary theatre, which has a long tradition in Berlin on established stages and small venues is also a must-see Berlin attraction.
In Berlin you can enjoy world famous classical concerts at the Philharmonic, the Berlin concert hall on in the open air. Berlin has something for everyone; from Currywurst in a rustic pub on the corner to haute cuisine by the master chef, from a Berliner Weiße in the local beer garden to the cocktail à la mode in a trendy lounge bar.
One visit is not nearly enough to experience the diversity of the German capital city on the River Spree. One of Berlin's unique features is the constant change, and every time you come back you will see yet another facet of the city. Allow yourself to be swept away by the vitality, uniqueness and tolerance of a metropolis which is both old and young, and which has a character all of its own.
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