At home between Zehlendorf and Wilmersdorf: Berlin-Dahlem is a historically evolved district that attracted scientists, entrepreneurs and artists as early as the 19th century. Impressive villas in very different architectural styles were built here. Depending on preference, they were built in the style of English country house architecture or Italian Renaissance architecture. These included park-like private gardens, which found their harmonious continuation in the numerous parks and green spaces. Today, ambassadors and renowned research institutions reside in the historic villas. In between, private schools, childcare facilities, museums, the Domäne Dahlem, the Free University of Berlin and cozy restaurants complement the attractive residential environment. A particular highlight is the Grunewald forest, which begins almost on your doorstep, with its numerous lakes, stables, dog-walking areas, jogging and walking routes and popular restaurants. You are also just a few minutes’ drive from Wannsee, where you can spend your free time on the water and at the golf club.