Garner Hotel Berlin - Messe Local area

The striking radio tower, a 146-meter-high landmark of the city, is located near the Berlin Trade Fair. It was opened in 1926 and once served as a broadcasting tower. Today you can enjoy a breathtaking view over Berlin from the viewing platform. In the restaurant below, you can combine the view with culinary highlights. The radio tower is a listed building and is a popular excursion destination for visitors to the trade fair and the city.

Museum Island in Berlin is an impressive ensemble of historical museums on a small island in the River Spree. It comprises the Altes Museum, the Neues Museum, the Alte Nationalgalerie, the Bode Museum and the Pergamon Museum. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a rich collection of ancient art and architecture. Particularly noteworthy is the Pergamon Museum with its monumental buildings such as the Pergamon Altar and the Ishtar Gate. A must for culture and history lovers!

Just a short trip from your stay, Charlottenburg Palace offers a regal change of pace. This former royal residence is Berlin’s largest palace, complete with opulent rooms, baroque gardens and a rich Prussian history. Stroll through the elegant grounds or explore the lavish interiors, It’s a peaceful, picturesque escape that brings Berlin’s royal past to life.

Art meets altitude at Teufelsberg. Hidden in the greenery of Grunewald, Teufelsberg is Berlin’s most unusual art gallery. Set in a former Cold War listening station, it blends urban art, lost-places atmosphere and sweeping views over the city. Wander through murals, installations and relics of the past. From time to time, events around food, science and culture bring even more life to this one-of-a-kind spot.