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Adlershof is a Berlin district in the Treptow district. The district Berlin-Adlershof is bordered by the Hermann-Dorner-Allee in the east, the outer border of the Kölnische Heide, the regional railway line in the east and the Teltowkanal in the south. In some places, Adlershof has a suburban character - albeit dwindling - with old trees, front gardens and green inner courtyards. In addition to numerous housing estates, there are some unrenovated old buildings, but also new buildings with generously dimensioned window areas. Most of the buildings are two to four-storey, some of them have been slightly raised.

Adlershof is considered to be Berlin's science location. Besides various institutions and companies for science, technology and media, there is also a campus of the Humboldt University. During the day you can feel the departure, in the evenings and on weekends it gets quite quiet - despite the new student village.

With around 1,000 companies, 16 scientific institutions, two business incubators, over 16,000 employees and around 6,700 students, Adlershof is today the largest science, business and media location in Berlin.

The Adlershof condominium market grew 9.9% over the previous year. According to the latest surveys, 53 percent of Adlershof's residents live in an apartment alone. Ten years ago, the figure was 47 percent. 32 percent of residents live in a household with two people, 15 percent live together with two or more people. Ten years ago, the figure was 18 percent.

Explore the neighbourhood

The direct surroundings also offer all the local amenities that make up a good residential area: Kaufland, fashion shops, a bank, a pharmacy and restaurants. Not to forget: The 66 hectare large, beautiful landscape park. Simply perfect for the lunch break! Adlershofe has many advantages. The biggest one: The connection! Perfectly located in the "airport corridor" between the city centre and the future airport BER. Best accessibility via the A113 motorway and public transport: The "Adlershof" S-Bahn station is 300 m away, tram and bus are right outside the door.

Technology Park Adlershof

Berlin Adlershof is Germany's largest science and technology park and Berlin's largest media location - embedded in an overall urban development concept. 1,203 companies and scientific institutions with 23,500 employees operate in an area of 4.2 km². In addition there are about 6,458 students and 788 trainees. Adlershof is not just a place of work. Single-family homes, rental and owner-occupied apartments, townhouses and student apartments have been built. In 2019, around 4,000 people were already living in the Adlershof development area. Further residential developments are under development.

Köpenick Castle

The castle is located opposite the Köpenick town centre with the Köpenick town hall on an island in the Dahme, not far from where it flows into the Spree. The island is connected to the mainland by a bridge over the moat. In the immediate vicinity is the Lange Brücke (Long Bridge), which as a Dahme crossing connects the old town of Köpenick as well as the castle island and the castle with the newer districts to the west and northwest and the centre of Berlin.

Spree

The Spree is a river and crosses Berlin. Information, course, locks and how it influences life in Berlin. The Spree is an almost 400 kilometre long river in the east of Germany. The partly canalized river flows about 46 kilometers through the capital.

Shopping centre Adlershofer Tor

The Adlershofer Tor shopping centre opened in August 2003 and is also known as Kaufland Adlershof. The shopping center also houses fashion and shoe fashion stores as well as gastronomy facilities.