Lichtenberg hat viele Gesichter

Lichtenberg is the 11th district of Berlin. The district with the districts Altlichtenberg, Friedrichsfelde, Karlshorst, Hohenschönhausen and Rummelsburg is located east of Berlinmitte. The district owes its name to the area of ​​the district that today bears the name Altlichtenberg. This place was founded in the 13th century and was a village until 1907, although the population had already increased steadily in the 19th century. The prerequisite for the granting of city rights was that a town hall had to be built. The Lichtenberg town hall was completed in 1898 after a construction period of two years. The brick building in the neo-Gothic style is still the seat of the local administration and a landmark of the district. The district was incorporated into the city of Berlin in 1920.

Various buildings, monuments and local areas of historical importance are among the many faces of the Lichtenberg district. Worth seeing are e.g. B. Friedrichsfelde Castle . Dahte Promenade and Dahte Platz, the central cemetery in Friedrichsfelde as a memorial to the socialists, etc. And the fact that Berlin and the surrounding area have always been a gateway to Eastern Europe is shown in Lichtenberg, for example, by the fact that the German-Russian Museum in this part of the city opens its doors to visitors every day.   

But Lichtenberg still has numerous natural and rural faces. These include, for example, the Orankesee , which is a popular and worthwhile excursion destination. In summer the lake can also be used for swimming. The monuments in Lichtenberg also include the sculpture on the lakeshore. And the lakeside path is a great way to get some fresh air and peace by walking along it. With its very special mix of historical sites and buildings, rurality and urban flair in the immediate vicinity of Berlin Mitte, Lichtenberg is typical of Berlin's cosmopolitanism. Berlin is worth travelling to. In the case of the Lichtenberg district, this applies especially to those visitors who love a varied mix of urban and rural flair with natural and historical roots. And it's not far to the center either.

The cosmopolitan face of Berlin is of course also reflected in the diverse gastronomy and hotel landscape in Lichtenberg. When it comes to food, drinks and accommodation, Lichtenberg is also very colorful and busy. For example, the Hotel Alte Feuerwache is a traditional house that is located in the former fire station of Lichtenberg and therefore in a historical site and offers visitors high-quality accommodation for the duration of their stay, where every guest can feel at home. There are numerous other hotels with quality service, e.g. B. The Hotel Azimut.

But experiencing Berlin and Berlin Lichtenberg also makes you hungry and thirsty. Of course, this is not a problem at all in Lichtenberg. Because in this part of Berlin there are a variety of answers to the question of what you can eat. And of course, Lichtenberg is not just home to home-style cuisine. After and between courses through Lichtenberg, visitors can browse through international cuisine. The Berlin restaurant guide on the Internet lists culinary delights from the following countries: Germany, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, China, Korea, Thailand, Mexico and India. And of course the right drinks are not missing to accompany these culinary delights, e.g. B. French, Greek and Italian wines.

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