Holiday Inn - the niu, Pax Berlin Airport Local area

The impressive Köpenick Palace is located in Berlin-Schönefeld, just 20-minute drive from the hotel. The baroque moated castle from the 17th century impresses with its elegant architecture and idyllic location on an island in the River Dahme. Today it houses the Museum of Decorative Arts with a collection of arts and crafts and design. A visit to the palace offers a fascinating insight into the history and culture of Berlin, far away from the hustle and bustle of the big 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!

Berlin’s airport observation deck is the ideal spot for aviation enthusiasts, young and old alike. Just minutes away, visitors can enjoy an up-close view of planes taking off and landing. Whether you’re a curious child or a dedicated plane spotter, it’s a brilliant place to experience the thrill of flight and soak up the atmosphere. Come and connect with the skies.

Had enough of the city buzz? Time to switch off and breathe deep in the Müggelspree–Löcknitz nature reserve. Just a short trip away, this peaceful woodland and lake region offers scenic hiking and cycling trails, spots for swimming and kayaking, and a proper break from it all. Don’t miss the view from the Müggelturm – it’s worth the climb.

One airport’s not enough? Welcome to Tempelhofer Feld — Berlin’s former city airport turned giant public park. Families, friends and adventurers come here to skate, picnic, play basketball or just soak up the vibe. From music to festivals like Drachenfest, it’s where authentic Berlin lives and breathes. Explore wide open spaces and join the fun!

Visiting Berlin for the first time? Don’t miss the East Side Gallery — a colourful open-air gallery on the longest remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall. It’s a moving blend of history and art. Been here before? It’s still a top spot for a thoughtful stroll and some fresh inspiration.