Berlin, you are amazing! There is no place closer to the future than the heart of the vibrant capital. Directly on the Spree - with a view of the new City Palace and Berlin Cathedral - we work in open-plan areas and use the spacious roof terrace for creative breaks.

How to find us

Airplane

From BER Berlin Brandenburg Airport you need approx. 35 minutes by taxi.

Alternatively, you can take the trains RB23 and RE8 to the station Alexanderplatz. From there, take the underground line U5 to the Museumsinsel stop, from where it is less than a 5-minute walk to our office.

Train

From Berlin Central Station, take the underground line U5 for 10 minutes to the stop Museumsinsel.  From there it is less than a 5-minute walk to our office.

There are also various trains that take you to the stops Alexanderplatz or Hackescher Markt at regular intervals of 6-10 minutes. From here you can walk 10 minutes or take the underground line U5 two stops to Museumsinsel.

Car

GPS: Enter Schinkelplatz 5, 10117 Berlin in your navigation system to drive directly to the office.

The nearest car park is Q-Park Unter den Linden/ Staatsoper, Bebelpl. 2, 10117 Berlin. From there it is only a 5-minute walk to the office.

One of the most dynamic international legal practices in Germany

As an international legal practice, we accompany our clients on their way into the future. In a rapidly changing economic landscape, we support them during important transformations and build legally secure bridges to the world of tomorrow. Teams of specialists and specialised lawyers work in every area of law and for every economic sector - with expertise, passion and commitment.

Offices in Germany

52.517107, 13.398347

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Office Address

Schinkelplatz 5 10117 Berlin Germany

+49 30 7262 18000

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