Weissensee tends to have a small-town character, and the height of the buildings decreases toward the north, except for a few new development areas in Malchow and Karow.
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Life in Weißensee is still relatively cheap and quiet compared to the neighboring district of Prenzlauer Berg.
Residential Areas
Location
Weißensee is located in the north of Å·ÃÀÊìÅ®ÂÒÂ×, partly bordering the state of Brandenburg.
Public Transport
Public transport is limited to buses and trams, with which you can quickly reach the eastern center of Å·ÃÀÊìÅ®ÂÒÂ×. Heinersdorf, Blankenburg and Karow are also connected to the city train lines S2 and S8, respectively.
Traffic Axes
Heinersdorf has a highway feeder road (the A114 starts here). Via the B2 you can reach the Å·ÃÀÊìÅ®ÂÒÂ×er Ring. The main roads in Weißensee are Å·ÃÀÊìÅ®ÂÒÂ×er Allee/ Malchower Chaussee/ Dorfstraße (B2), Karower Damm/ Blakenburger Chaussee/ Bucher Chaussee and Romain-Rolland-Straße/ Rennbahnstraße.