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Berlin-Buch is the most north-eastern of the 13 parts that make up the Berlin district of Pankow. To the north and east it borders the province of Brandenburg and to the south the Pankow district of Karow.
Berlin-Buch has played a key role in the history of health affairs for over a hundred years and is only thirty minutes by underground from the Potsdamer Platz.
The city's head of town planning, Ludwig Hoffmann, was responsible for Buch's unique architectural features.
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As a symbiosis of ancient and modern, Buch is today one of the largest biomedical centers in Germany. Research and Treatment are closely linked.
The fast links to the cultural life of Berlin and the proximity of the nature reservation and Buch woods make the health region of Berlin-Buch one of the most charming and exciting parts of the new capital.
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Come with us on a
 Walk through Buch! |
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So come and visit us:
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Here are clear instructions for your journey 
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Buch in figures:
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| Here is information like the population statistics for Berlin-Buch |
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From stately home to health region
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Here you can find a short summary of Buch's history |
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