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Reinickendorf, Berlin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
The Museum der Münze Berlin sits in Reinickendorf, a district of Berlin, Germany, near the Korneliuskirche.
About Reinickendorf
Where to stay in Reinickendorf
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Reinickendorf spreads across the outer reaches of Berlin, its streets set around the Korneliuskirche and the Museum der Münze Berlin. Rooms in Reinickendorf run scarce. Rooms sit near the Begegnungskirche and the Segenskirche, a residential district rather than a hotel quarter, with the Kurt Schumacher memorial and the Museum der Münze Berlin within easy reach.
If you want a quiet outer-Berlin base near the Korneliuskirche, Reinickendorf works.
About Reinickendorf
What are the main landmarks in Reinickendorf?
Reinickendorf gathers its landmarks around the Museum der Münze Berlin. Churches ring the district. The Korneliuskirche, the Begegnungskirche and the Segenskirche stand among its streets, while the Kurt Schumacher memorial and the monument Berlin dankt Frankreich mark its public places.
History leaves its mark here.
What is the history of Reinickendorf?
Reinickendorf took shape as a village and then a residential district of Berlin. Its churches came first. The Korneliuskirche and the Segenskirche mark the older parish life, while the Museum der Münze Berlin and the monument Berlin dankt Frankreich record its minting past and its postwar ties to France.
The Kurt Schumacher memorial holds its political century.
Where is Reinickendorf?
Reinickendorf lies in Berlin, its streets running from the Museum der Münze Berlin and the Korneliuskirche out to the Begegnungskirche.
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Updated July 2026