Hotel Alte Feuerwache Berlin

General Information

Nineteenth-century hotel encircled by Berlin's Ober- and Orankeseepark, 5 km from Alexanderplatz in the downtown. In 1912 was the 1st inauguration of the Old Fire Station. Hundreds of fire and emergency were approached from here over a lot of years. Nevertheless, they found even then often events to celebrate in that building. During the Second World War the cottage was partially destroyed. But a short time later, after the reconstruction, and it continues its original objective. 1952 there was a momentary closure of the fire station. But only several months later, she was used as a warehouse and then as a police station. Several years passed and the prior fire station got a fresh job. In these suites the luxuriant limousines of Erich Honecker found a brand-new home. On Mai 6th 2000 it was finally over. The guesthouse ALTE FEUERWACHE and the Restaurant and Bar GARAGE opened their doors. Today you are able to stay, where once the fire engine and later the lavish limousines found their spot. Now you are able to receive pleasure from our upmarket Mediterranean cuisine in a nostalgic ambiance.

Transportation

Berlin-tegel Airport (TXL): Approximate driving time is thirty minutes and distance is 15 kilometres (9 miles). Taxis are readily accessible outside the terminal. An airport bus is obtainable that connects to the metro system. Visitors able to take the TXL Bus to Alexanderplatz, then take the tram (Line 5) and alight at Freienderwalder Strasse, 300 meters from the inn. Trip by tram is 15 mins. Berlin's integrated social conveyance system (the BVG) is one of the best way to receive approximately. One ticket allows travel on all trains, trams, buses and ferries.