“Weinberger Quartier” Bergstrasse 69/79

The historic background of the house in the Bergstrasse 70 in Berlin-Mitte, where a beautiful one-bedroom apartment is now avaialble.

The Bergstrasse 69/70 property was formerly called the „Weinberger-Quartier“. From 1921 to 1935 it housed the production plant of the Berliner Lebensmittel Großhandel Weinberger, a wholesaler of household goods and Germany’s largest producer of butter and butter fat. The family business headquarters were based at Hollmannstrasse 16 in Berlin-Kreuzberg; near today’s site of the Jewish Museum. Hermann Weinberger founded the food trading enterprise in 1912. The Weinberger firm supplied products to 125 of their own retail stores and about 1000 other shops in and around Berlin.

Kantstrasse 32

David Netboy & Marian Alexander Says:
November 9th, 2006 at 10:08 pm e

We have just returned from an exciting month in Berlin, our visit enhanced by being able to stay in this lovely apartment. From every point of view, spaciousness, amenities, cleanliness and proximity to shops and transport, this is one of the best places we have rented in years and years of experience in Paris, Rome and Berlin.

It is just as Jasmin described it and more so. The quietness is particularly striking, as Kantstrasse is quite busy during the day. There is more than ample room for the usual collection of books and memorabilia to accumulate without presenting an obtrusive clutter. And the new washing machine works like a champ. The hardwood floors are a pleasure and enhance the sense of overall neatness.

And of course Jasmin’s “accueil” is splendid. Highly recommended.

David Netboy
Marian Alexander