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Marzahn-Hellersdorf, one of the German capital’s twelve boroughs, is green, urban, forward-looking, young, qualified and a great place to live. And Marzahn-Hellersdorf is growing! A dynamic business location with outstanding transport infrastructure, ideal residential and living conditions in green surroundings, and a diverse range of shopping options is emerging here.
The Infrastructure: Top-class. 20 minutes from Berlin’s center and ideally connected via the Deutsche Bahn railway network, main arterial roads and highways, you can reach every major city in Germany and Poland form here in a few hours. The fast connections to the new Berlin-Brandenburg International airport are another great advantage for travelers. The capital’s airport is just 26 kilometers from the Clean Tech Business Park Berlin-Marzahn!
Educational Infrastructure: Ideal. Marzahn-Hellersdorf is a progressive location for education, with a modern school system, top-class childcare and early childhood education facilities, a diverse range of education and training institutions, and two colleges, so your personnel will profit from optimal education and training options.
Your Business Contacts: Uncomplicated. Over 16,000 entrepreneurs are active in the borough. And they’re optimally networked. Entrepreneurs both large and small are actively involved in the ‘Wirtschaftskreis Marzahn-Hellersdorf e.V.’, the borough’s biggest business federation. Profitable business contacts guaranteed!
The Residential and Living Qualities: Idyllic. The Marzahn-Hellersdorf borough offers a high quality of life. Whether it‘s a modern apartment or an individual home, you can find your own affordable dream home in so many ways. You can also reach Berlin’s green outskirts and lakes as quickly as you can the pulsing city center with its overwhelming range of cultural activities.
The “Gardens of the World” in the Marzahn Recreational Park are a great attraction for Berliners and for visitors to Berlin. Various typical national gardens have been reconstructed on this 21 ha. site, including gardens from Japan, China, Korea and Bali. But that’s not the only thing that attracts the 250,000 residents who enjoy life in this borough. Here there are also five picturesque “villages” with idyllic village greens as well as many other places of interest such as the Biesdorfer Schloss (Biesdorf palace), Gutshaus Mahlsdorf (Mahlsdorf manor house), the Erlebnispfad Angerdorf Alt-Marzahn, the Bockwindmühle (windmill) and the tower museum in the Kaulsdorf church.
15 percent of the roughly 6,000 ha. area of this borough is green and open space. The Wuhletal area offers room for hiking, cycling and skating as well as many green spaces and sports facilities for local recreation.
The location of the Borough Marzahn-Hellersdorf
(www.berlin-1a.de)
The Oriental Garden in the Marzahn Recreational
Park (Photo: Grün Berlin Park und Garten GmbH)
Ahrensfelder Terrassen – thanks to its Mediterranean
flair, one of the area’s most popular
residential addresses (Photo: Klaus Dombrowsky)
Photo above: Kristian Sekulic – Fotolia.com