Hotels in Lichtenberg
Lichtenberg sits in eastern Berlin, well connected to Mitte and noticeably cheaper. The Tierpark landscape zoo, the Stasi Museum in the former secret-police headquarters and Karl-Lade-Straße are the anchors. Hotels here lean business or mid-range and give you more room for your money.
Staying in Lichtenberg: location, transport, price level
Lichtenberg is the district for travelers interested in East German history: Normannenstraße housed the headquarters of the Ministry for State Security, better known as the Stasi, and in the north the Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial occupies the former Stasi remand prison. Both are museums today and easy to reach directly.
Families tend to head for Tierpark Berlin with Schloss Friedrichsfelde instead, at roughly 395 acres one of Europe's largest zoo grounds. The hotel supply is limited and moderately priced; Lichtenberg's S-Bahn and long-distance station connect the district directly.
Atmosphere
Down-to-earth, well connected, affordable. Walks through the Tierpark, East German architecture, everyday Berlin without the tour groups.
Who this district suits
- ✓ Business travelers
- ✓ Families
- ✓ Budget travelers
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Popular hotel styles in Lichtenberg
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