Generate authentic Berlin addresses with valid Postleitzahl from all 12 districts (Bezirke). Perfect for testing German applications with Berlin-specific data.
Berlin ist anders. (Berlin is different.)
If you need addresses specifically from Berlin - not just generic German addresses, but BERLIN addresses. You're in the right place.
Maybe you're testing an app for Berlin-based users. Maybe you're validating a delivery system for the German capital. Maybe you need addresses from specific Berlin districts like Mitte, Kreuzberg, or Charlottenburg.
Real Berlin addresses look like "Alexanderplatz 1, 10178 Berlin" or "Kurfürstendamm 234, 10719 Berlin."
With proper Berlin Postleitzahl (ranging from 10115 to 14199). With district names (Bezirke) like Mitte, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, or Pankow. With authentic Berlin street names.
That's what you're getting here.
Berlin addresses follow standard German formatting with Berlin-specific characteristics.
Line 1: Street name + Street number
Line 2: Postleitzahl + Berlin
Line 3: GERMANY (for international mail)
Unter den Linden 77
10117 Berlin
GERMANY
Berlin uses postal codes ranging from 10115 to 14199 - all starting with 1.
| District (Bezirk) | Postleitzahl Range | Notable Areas |
|---|---|---|
| Mitte | 10115-10179 | Alexanderplatz, Museum Island, Checkpoint Charlie |
| Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg | 10243-10999 | East Side Gallery, Oberbaumbrücke, Görlitzer Park |
| Pankow | 13051-13159 | Prenzlauer Berg, Weißensee |
| Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf | 10585-14199 | Kurfürstendamm, Zoo, Charlottenburg Palace |
| Spandau | 13581-13629 | Spandau Citadel, Old Town Spandau |
| Steglitz-Zehlendorf | 12157-14199 | Dahlem, Wannsee |
| Tempelhof-Schöneberg | 10777-12359 | Former Tempelhof Airport, Schöneberg |
| Neukölln | 12043-12059 | Neukölln, Britz |
| Treptow-Köpenick | 12435-12629 | Treptower Park, Köpenick |
| Marzahn-Hellersdorf | 12619-12689 | Marzahn, Hellersdorf |
| Lichtenberg | 10365-13059 | Lichtenberg, Hohenschönhausen |
| Reinickendorf | 13403-13509 | Tegel, Reinickendorf |
Every postcode we generate:
Berlin is divided into 12 administrative districts. Select one for district-specific addresses:
Population: 385,000
Famous for: Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Museum Island, Alexanderplatz
Character: Historic center, government district, tourist hub
Population: 290,000
Famous for: East Side Gallery, Kreuzberg nightlife, Oberbaumbrücke
Character: Hipster central, street art, alternative culture
Population: 407,000
Famous for: Prenzlauer Berg cafes, Mauerpark flea market
Character: Young families, gentrified, trendy
Population: 343,000
Famous for: Kurfürstendamm, Berlin Zoo, Charlottenburg Palace
Character: Wealthy West Berlin, shopping, classical architecture
Population: 245,000
Famous for: Spandau Citadel, Old Town
Character: Western outskirts, medieval old town
Population: 308,000
Famous for: Wannsee lake, Dahlem museums
Character: Upscale residential, green spaces
Population: 351,000 • Former Tempelhof Airport (now park)
Population: 329,000 • Multicultural, emerging art scene
Population: 271,000 • Treptower Park, riverside areas
Population: 269,000 • Soviet-era Plattenbau apartment blocks
Population: 294,000 • Stasi Museum (former GDR secret police HQ)
Population: 266,000 • Tegel Airport (now closed)
| Full Address | Bezirk | PLZ | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unter den Linden 77, 10117 Berlin | Mitte | 10117 | Brandenburg Gate area |
| Alexanderplatz 1, 10178 Berlin | Mitte | 10178 | Alexanderplatz |
| Warschauer Straße 34, 10243 Berlin | Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg | 10243 | East Side Gallery |
| Kurfürstendamm 234, 10719 Berlin | Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf | 10719 | Ku'damm shopping |
| Prenzlauer Allee 89, 10405 Berlin | Pankow | 10405 | Prenzlauer Berg |
| Karl-Marx-Allee 123, 10243 Berlin | Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg | 10243 | East Berlin boulevard |
| Schloßstraße 45, 12163 Berlin | Steglitz-Zehlendorf | 12163 | Steglitz |
| Sonnenallee 156, 12059 Berlin | Neukölln | 12059 | Neukölln |
| Alt-Spandau 12, 13597 Berlin | Spandau | 13597 | Spandau Old Town |
| Potsdamer Platz 1, 10785 Berlin | Mitte | 10785 | Potsdamer Platz |
Every address uses proper Berlin/German formatting. Authentic Bezirk associations. Real Berlin street names and postcodes.
A: They use authentic Berlin Postleitzahl ranges, real district associations, and proper German formatting... but the specific combinations are randomly generated. Perfect for testing Berlin-specific applications. Not for actual Deutsche Post delivery.
A: That's the German postal system. The first digit represents the major region: 0 = Eastern Germany, 1 = Berlin/Brandenburg region, 2 = Northern Germany, etc. All of Berlin falls within the 10115-14199 range.
A: "Mitte" means "center" in German. There's: Mitte Bezirk (the district) - large administrative area including many neighborhoods, and Mitte neighborhood - the historic center within the Mitte district. It's confusing, but think of Manhattan (the borough) vs. Midtown Manhattan (the neighborhood).
A: No. Standard Berlin addresses don't include the district name. The postcode alone identifies the district. So it's "Unter den Linden 77, 10117 Berlin" not "Unter den Linden 77, Mitte, 10117 Berlin."
A: German compound words. "Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf" is one word. "Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg" is one district name. German grammar allows unlimited compound nouns.
A: Yes, perfect for that. Each postcode corresponds to a specific Bezirk, and delivery services in Berlin often organize by district. Our addresses help you test district-based logic.
A: The Wall fell in 1989, but you can still see the division in postcodes and street patterns: Former West Berlin generally has 1XXXX postcodes (10xxx, 12xxx, 13xxx, 14xxx), while Former East Berlin generally has 10xxx postcodes in central areas. But it's all just "Berlin" now. No more division in addresses.
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