Friedrichshain: Hausburgviertel
City part: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg | State: 2025
Hausburgviertel in Friedrichshain is a residential area with historic buildings, quiet streets and a strong neighborhood feel. The defining local feature of Hausburgviertel is the surviving older street pattern, plot structure and building lines that remain legible beneath later development. How Hausburgviertel is used over the course of the day depends on the overlap of historic fabric with present-day housing, shops and local institutions. Hausburgviertel lies in the borough of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, about 3.2 km east of central Berlin. Hausburgviertel merges gradually into Richard-Sorge-Viertel and Alter Schlachthof; building scale, street activity and open space change before any clear boundary is felt. Around Hausburgviertel, even a few minutes on foot can bring noticeable changes in noise, greenery and access to everyday services. Together, these elements make the continuity of the original settlement within modern Berlin central to the identity of Hausburgviertel.
- Population
- 9175
- Population density
- 29693 inhab./km²265% above average