Hackesche Hefe

The Hackesche Höfe was built in the 19th century. It is a peculiar ensemble of nine interconnected courtyards surrounded by old, aristocratic buildings. The idea for the complex originated around 1896 with the well-known architects Kurt Berendt and August Endell, proponents of the German Secession style. In 1906, their masterpiece was completed and it immediately gained popularity among the Berlin population. Today, the Hackesche Höfe is still a sought-after place for both Berliners and tourists to have lunch in one of the many café-restaurants (e.g. Das Oxymoron). It is also bustling in the evening as the complex has its own theater, the Hackesche Hoftheater.
Source: www.duitsland.nl

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