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Schoolchildren, vegetable sellers, architects, artists or advertisers: life is colorful and cheerful in Ottensen. Different nationalities, religions and cultures mingle here, giving the district a unique character. Once a Danish fishing village, later a home to factories and their workers, today …
If you walk through the streets of Barmbek, you’ll meet friendly, uncomplicated folks. There is no trace of jet-setters and superficiality here. Down-to-earth residents of all ages share the former working-class neighborhood and live in its unaffected red-brick buildings. Many of the buildings in …
Eimsbüttel is an uncomplicated neighborhood. You can escape the bustle of the city for a few moments by taking a break in one of the many cafes or strolling along the Osterstraße. The district is very popular with students, young families, and all those who prefer a quieter lifestyle but still …
Central, elegant, and with lots of trees and water– Eppendorf is one of the most popular neighborhoods in Hamburg. Anyone looking for an apartment here should expect to dig a little deeper into their pockets. The district is known for its imposing Wilhelminian buildings that have apartments with …
Modern glass facades, 17-story towers, luxury apartments with views of the river, and the beautiful, historical red-brick Speicherstadt peeking through the buildings. In the last few years, a completely new district has emerged right downtown. Its combination of tradition, modernity and the …
The Harvestehude district is a Hamburg gem. It is located near the Außenalster and the city center. This upscale residential area with beautiful old villas and apartments has leafy-green surroundings. As to be expected, you need the necessary cash if you want to live here. The residents are mostly …
The Hoheluft district attracts both families and students who appreciate its relaxed flair as well as its proximity to the University of Hamburg and the lively nightlife in Schanzenviertel. Here people live in beautiful old buildings with wonderful facades and balconies. Local apartments with high …
The Karolinenviertel - also known as Karoviertel - is colorful, multicultural and trendy. Although this is not really an independent district but officially belongs to St. Pauli, most people perceived it as one. It is especially popular among young people.The neighborhood is located between St. …
Hamburg's Altstadt and Neustadt are not purely residential areas. With a little luck, you can find a temporary furnished apartment here. Then you’ll definitely be at the center of everything Hamburg has to offer! The very popular Portuguese quarter has a lot of cafés and restaurants serving up …
The Rotherbaum district is one of Hamburg’s true gems. Many doctors, lawyers, businesspeople and advertising executives live here, but also students who appreciate the proximity to the university and keep the area bustling. Rotherbaum is characterized by the university, by its central location …
St. George has a lot of architectural contrasts: beautiful Art Nouveau buildings and half-timbered houses on the Lange Reihe, residences and grand hotels on the Alster as well as social housing behind Steindamm. Everyone, different cultures, subcultures, religions, age groups and lifestyles, …
The whole world flocks to St. Pauli's streets, especially to its clubs and pubs around the Hans-Albers-Platz. This is the place to party, especially on weekends. If you like excitement and variety, this is the place for you. You can even avoid most of the tourists if you head for side streets such …
With its interesting shops, greengrocers, pubs and stylish restaurants, one encounters a hip, colorful and cheerful crowd in Hamburg's Sternschanze (often simply referred to as "Schanze"). The "Schanze" is notable for its old buildings with a certain shabby-style, green courtyards and repurposed …
This neighborhood captivates us with its location on the Alster. Imagine drinking a freshly squeezed orange juice on the balcony, and enjoying a Franzbrötchen (a kind of cinnamon bun made only in Hamburg) all while taking in views of the lake and the Hamburg skyline - who could ask for anything …
Winterhude is a livable and lovable neighborhood. Characteristic of the neighborhood are the many green spaces, sumptuous villas, Art Nouveau architecture, and the canals that flow throughout the district. In good weather, you can explore these canals by boat and admire the white Hanseatic villas …
City West is „in“ again! For years, Charlottenburg and Wilmersdorf were left in the shadows of Potsdamer Platz and Friedrichstraße. City East was considered the place to shop and live, leaving the suburbs in City West largely ignored. But now the tables are turning and the insider tip is no longer …
East meets West – the former Berlin Wall divided these two suburbs – Kreuzberg in the West and Friedrichshain in the East, but today the division is hardly noticeable. If you feel like some action, just take a minute to watch the comings and goings on the Oberbaum Bridge. It doesn’t matter what …
The church on the village green dates back to a time long ago! There is also a fair share of industrial and residential buildings from the second half of the twentieth century as most of Lichtenberg was destroyed during the war. The huge Zoo in Friedrichsfelde is really worth a visit – it is set …
The district Mitte is in the centre of old Berlin. The borders generally zig zag their way through the historical districts. Some of the place names, which refer back to the city gates of the toll walls, are now in bordering suburbs – for example Kottbusser Tor in Kreuzberg and Frankfurter Tor in …
Is a large district which can come up with some surprises! For example Rixdorf: wonderful old-style apartment blocks are grouped around a former blacksmith’s and a beautiful church. The weekly market on the Maybachufer is a real attraction! Every Tuesday and Friday you can browse your way through …
Pankow? Prenzlauer Berg! This southern part of Pankow is very well known, and it is an area where many people want to live. Especially those new to Berlin who perhaps work or study in Mitte - Prenzlauer Berg is a practical place to live as it is so close by. For those who are want to live in the …
Even though Spandau is such a pretty place to live, it is a bit further out of town. But it is definitely worth a visit. The Spandau fortress is as fortified today as it was back in the Middle Ages – it is of course fascinating for anyone interested in history, but it offers so many other …
Schöneberg may seem like a bit of a dead spot on the map for those new to Berlin but look again! It has so much to offer. Probably one of the most famous buildings in Berlin is in Schöneberg the “Kaufhaus des Westens”, the KaDeWe - the number one luxurious shopping Mecca! Viktoria-Luise-Platz is …
So, you’ve found your furnished apartment and would now like to look around Berlin? Discover new parts of town, not just the same route you take to work? The following websites will give you information about what’s on at the cinema, contact details of various offices, sightseeing tours and much, …
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furnished apartments for extended stay in berlin and hamburg
City-Wohnen offers furnished apartments in Berlin and Hamburg. You can find temporary housing through us, whether you need something for just 2-3 months or for a longer period of time. We screen every apartment. From searching for the right accommodation to drawing up the lease, our agencies personally take care of each step in the process. Coming to Hamburg or Berlin for a few months for professional reasons? Or is your new apartment not ready on time and you need to bridge the gap? We can find a temporary, furnished apartment to fit both your needs and your taste!
You would like to offer a furnished apartment for rent in Berlin or Hamburg? City-Wohnen has been an expert for interim housing for decades. Our agencies in Berlin and Hamburg are locally owned and operated and are here for you. From the first consultation to searching for tenants to organizing the rental formalities, we take care of the entire organization for you. Thanks to our long-term cooperation with companies and relocation agencies, you will reach those tenants who fit perfectly to furnished apartments.
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Letting a short-term apartment
You would like to let your furnished apartment in Hamburg or Berlin? We will find the right tenant for you. City-Wohnen has been a leading expert in short-term accommodation for many years and offers efficient and competent service.
