Tiergarten
Berlin's grand inner-city park spanning 210 hectares between Brandenburg Gate and Zoo Station. It takes in the Victory Column, English Garden and Café am Neuen See.
As the green lung in the centre of Berlin, the Großer Tiergarten offers an expansive park with lakes, meadows and shady avenues, ideal for catching your breath between two sightseeing stops. The Victory Column at its heart opens up a fine all-round view.
The park runs between the Brandenburg Gate and Zoo station, and around it lie the Reichstag, Bellevue Palace and the Kulturforum. Its edges are lined by several S- and U-Bahn stations.
Tours & tickets around Tiergarten
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Tiergarten is in Mitte
Stately, steeped in history, urban and elegant. By day tourists set the scene, by evening it is theatre and fine dining.
More about MitteHotels near Tiergarten
Our favourites in Mitte, only a few steps away.
Hotel Adlon Kempinski
A landmark of Berlin's hotel scene, set right beside Brandenburg Gate.
Hotel de Rome
Rocco Forte's Berlin flagship on Bebelplatz, housed in what was once the Dresdner Bank.
Regent Berlin
Five-star hotel right by Gendarmenmarkt, home to the Charlotte & Fritz restaurant.
Hotels near Tiergarten
Within 1.5 km - live prices and ratings from Booking.com.
Sylter Hof Berlin
Distance 1.2 km
81 € / night
Hotel Tiergarten Berlin
Distance 1.3 km
89 € / night
Premier Inn Berlin City Centre
Distance 1.2 km
93 € / night
ibis Berlin Kurfuerstendamm
Distance 1.4 km
97 € / night
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