This is the hotel's trump card: the Adlon is a stone's throw away from the Brandenburg Gate and the newly rebuilt Pariser Platz, a hub of the pre-war Berlin, part of the divided city's eerie no ...

By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief The Adlon survived the war mostly unscathed, but Soviet soldiers, drunk on looted wine, accidentally torched it in May 1945. Part of the hotel remained in ...

Travellers looking for a historic location and wanting to enjoy some luxury should make a reservation at the Adlon ... next to Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate, the hotel survived World War II only ...

Lorenz Adlon, a restaurateur and wine merchant, gained control of this primo site on the Pariser Platz, then and now, in the heart of Berlin. The hotel survived the World War Two bombing of the ...

Berlin’s most famed ... under duress. Their hotel survived the war almost intact until a fire broke out on May 2nd, 1945 and devoured the building. Louis Adlon was picked up and interrogated ...

A trip to Berlin, the capital of Germany, immerses travelers in eye-catching and artistic architecture. After the destruction of World War II ... experience is Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin.

Travellers looking for a historic location and wanting to enjoy some luxury should make a reservation at the Adlon ... next to Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, the hotel survived World War II only ...

Edgy art galleries, all-night techno raves, Michelin-starred restaurants, and five-star hotels—Berlin ... during the Cold War. Originally opened in 1907 by Lorenz Adlon, the hotel was rebuilt ...

Antje Schroeder Wounded Wehrmacht soldiers at an open-air hospital near the Hotel Adlon and the ... Schagin Walking in Berlin today, it can be hard to envision a crumbling, war-torn city.

By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief The Adlon survived the war mostly unscathed, but Soviet soldiers, drunk on looted wine, accidentally torched it in May 1945. Part of the hotel remained in ...