Charlotte Street

Charlottenstraße, in Berlin

Charlottenstraße is a long street of the centre of Berlin, which crosses several historic districts. The Berlin audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this artery, which links the Gendarmenmarkt to the southern districts of the centre.

The artery that crosses the historic centre

Charlottenstraße is one of the streets that structure the centre of Berlin, in the Mitte district. Laid out according to the regular plan of the old town, it crosses several sectors laden with history, running notably along the Gendarmenmarkt and linking the surroundings of Unter den Linden to the districts located towards the south of the centre, near the former route of the Berlin Wall. Lined with old buildings and more recent constructions, witnesses of the destructions of the war and of the reconstruction, it illustrates the evolution of the town. Charlottenstraße is a convenient artery to link several stops of the discovery of the historic centre of Berlin.

What to see

Here you wander along the artery that crosses the historic centre of Berlin, running along the Gendarmenmarkt and linking Unter den Linden to the southern districts, lined with old and recent buildings witnesses of the history of the town. Charlottenstraße links several stops of the discovery. It is a stop to be explored on foot.

Practical information

Charlottenstraße crosses the centre of Berlin, in the Mitte district, reachable on foot and by public transport. It is a public street freely accessible; the shops have their own hours. You walk along it to link the Gendarmenmarkt and the southern districts of the centre.

What is Charlottenstraße in Berlin?

A long street of the Mitte district that crosses the historic centre, running along the Gendarmenmarkt and linking Unter den Linden to the southern districts, near the former route of the Berlin Wall.

Where is Charlottenstraße?

In the Mitte district, in the centre of Berlin, in Germany.