Oranienburger Straße, 90 m² - 2 Room/s, from 06/10/2016 open-end, 2000 €/month
Wendenstraße, 72 m² - 3 Room/s, from 28/09/2016 to 30/06/2017, 1600 €/month
Bernhard-Lichtenberg-Straße, 110 m² - 3 Room/s, from 28/09/2016 open-end, 2250 €/month
Breitenfelder Straße, 80 m² - 3 Room/s, from 01/10/2016 to 31/10/2016, 1680 €/month
Giesebrechtstraße, 160 m² - 5 Room/s, from 28/09/2016 open-end, 4500 €/month
Tegetthoffstraße, 100 m² - 4 Room/s, from 01/01/2017 open-end, 2200 €/month
Multifaceted, lively and original – that’s how you could describe Altona and Ottensen. All kinds of people live side by side here and give the district its unique character. From chic historical buildings to modern lofts, from lattes to caipirinhas, from the promenade on the River Elbe to …
Barmbek, a former working-class district which is changing more and more today. It is a neighborhood popular with younger people and students who live in the typical red brick buildings. More about living in Hamburg Barmbek Our recommendation Our recommendation Our recommendation Not quite to …
If you live here, you’re right in the thick of things. Eimsbüttel is trendy yet quiet, stylish yet down to earth. Families, singles and students love Eimsbüttel’s flair. More about living in Hamburg Eimsbüttel some impressions of eimsbüttel some impressions of eimsbüttel some impressions of …
Beautiful old buildings with wonderful facades, idyllic canals, perfect streets for taking a stroll – Eppendorf is a wonderful place to live or visit. More about living in Hamburg Eppendorf our recommendation our recommendation our recommendation Beautiful old buildings with wonderful facades, …
HafenCity – Hamburg under construction! In the heart of Hamburg, the HafenCity is being created. This is currently Europe’s largest urban construction project and is located between the historic warehouse district Speicherstadt and the Elbe. Just 800 meters from the Rathaus, the size of downtown …
Hoheluft is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Hamburg. The reason is that the district and its inhabitants remain, in spite of the big city atmosphere, relaxed and down to earth. More about living in Hamburg Hoheluft our recommendation our recommendation our recommendation See the city …
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. More about living in Hamburg …
Neustadt and Altstadt are parts of Hamburg's city center and offer a downtown living experience! In addition to historic buildings, shopping areas and offices, there are a variety of cultural attractions, the port and the Alster. More about living in Hamburgs Neustadt and Altstadt our …
The quiet, shady side streets are lined with imposing townhouses and pretty villas, the Alster lake is right around the corner, and there is always something going on in the lively university district. This may be the nicest place to live in Hamburg! More about living in hamburg Rotherbaum our …
St. George is home to diversity, to contrasts and to tolerance. In a very central location, one lives here behind Jugendstil facades, in half-timbered houses or in new buildings. Life here is colorful and certainly never boring. More about living in Hamburg St. Georg our recommendation our …
No other district of Hamburg is as notorious as St. Pauli, no other street as legendary as the Reeperbahn. From Millerntor stadium (home of the St. Pauli soccer team), to the Grosse Freiheit with its dance clubs and sex shops, to revues at the Schmidt-Theater to the Erotic Art Museum. Here you’ll …
The trendy Schanzenviertel district (also called "die Schanze") is known for independent and original shops, Portuguese cafés and all kinds of restaurants from stylish to rustic. You will also find beautiful old buildings, green courtyards and converted factory buildings. More about living in …
In Low German, the name Uhlenhorst means "Owl's Nest." We think this is fitting for this quiet, idyllic area where it is possible to live graciously and enjoy what life has to offer. More about living in Hamburg Uhlenhorst our recommendation our recommendation our recommendation A very special …
Winterhude has many faces. Ostentatious villas on the Alster, buildings in Art Nouveau style, disused factory sites, red brick facades and even huge office complexes. Winterhude is a coveted area and there is a good range of furnished apartments. More about living in Hamburg Winterhude our …
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, …
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!
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