Efeu-Haus

The Efeu-Haus, located in the heart of Berlin city, was designed by architect Walter Gropius in 1909. It's one of the oldest examples of historic modern industrial architecture. The building is now used as a cozy hostel and café, preserving the original industrial charm. The building's unique design sets it apart from most other buildings in Berlin, with its 4.3 meters high ceilings, and iconic glass ceiling above the reception area. The interior features quaint little alcoves, perfect for those seeking a bit of privacy. Despite being in the heart of the city, Efeu-Haus offers quiet relaxation and convenience, with a convenient tram stop nearby, and easy access to numerous restaurants, bars, galleries and shops.