For a long time, the Berlin district of Schöneberg consisted of the two areas Schöneberg and Friedenau. The place has officially been part of the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district of Berlin since 2001. Schöneberg is located on the Teltow plateau in the Berlin-Warsaw prehistoric region. In many areas it is also noticeable that the place is located on the Glatial Rinne of the Grunewaldseenplatte. Schöneberg was a village for a long time. The place gained city rights in 1898 and was incorporated into the Greater Berlin area on October 1st. By the time it received town rights, the village had been enlarged several times by the administrative reforms of the Prussian regents. In 1750, Frederick the Great settled Bohemian weavers in the village. Schöneberg achieved historical fame. B. through the famous Sports Palace speech by Josef Göbbels and after the Second World War, when the district became an American occupation zone, for example through the visit of American President John F. Kennedy.

Schöneberg offers visitors a lot of things worth seeing, which makes strolling through the district, which is currently home to almost 115,000 residents, a worthwhile excursion. The areas of the district that are really worth seeing include: B. the Bavarian Quarter which was built by Rudolph Wilde at the beginning of the 20th century. Since many Jewish citizens lived in this area, the Bavarian Quarter was also known as Jewish Switzerland. Other areas of the district that are well worth seeing are the Red Island, the Cäcilien Gardens and the Kielgan Quarter. The red island, which is located in the middle of various railway lines, owes its name to the fact that the residents of this working-class district were politically strongly left-wing. The Cäcilien Gardens are an open-air museum in Berlin Schöneberg that is well worth seeing. The facades and doors of the buildings are elaborately designed and show, among other things, scenes from children's lives. The buildings received this design in the 1920s. Visitors can also stroll comfortably in the Kielganviertel, which is part of the Lützowviertel. This area was designed and realized at the end of the 19th century by the gardener and landowner Georg Friedrich Kielgan for wealthy citizens. Individual buildings such as the Twelve Apostle Church are also worth an extensive visit to Schöneberg.

However, Schöneberg doesn't just offer visitors things worth seeing. In many places in this part of the city the food is tasty and tasteful. For example, á la Verdi is a tastefully decorated Italian restaurant that offers visitors both high-quality culinary delights and a feast for the eyes. The Buddha House, the Kurhaus am Inselsee, Il Sorriso, etc. are also tasteful and stylish.

Anyone who wants to stay in Berlin in style is also in good hands in Schöneberg. A pleasant family-run hotel is e.g. B. the Hotel Ambiente, from which you can reach the Kaufhaus des Westens in 10 minutes on foot. The Hotel Axel is also very centrally located. From there you can reach the KdW on a walk that only takes three minutes. This hotel is for visitors who like something more sophisticated, as it is a four-star hotel. It features a rooftop bar and a versatile wellness area. A short hotel research resulted in a selection of 75 hotels for Schöneberg. With such a variety of accommodation options and well-connected transport connections, Schöneberg is an excellent area for visitors.

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