Editing Mitte (section)

==Geography==
[[File:2023 Berliner Dom - Westfassade -- 04.jpg|left|thumb|[[Berlin Cathedral]] and [[Fernsehturm Berlin|Television Tower]]]]
Mitte ([[German language|German]] for "middle", "centre") is located in the central part of Berlin along the [[Spree (river)|Spree]] River. It borders on [[Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf]] in the west, [[Reinickendorf]] in the north, [[Pankow]] in the east, [[Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg]] in the southeast, and [[Tempelhof-Schöneberg]] in the southwest.

In the middle of the Spree lies [[Museum Island]] (''Museumsinsel'') with its museums, [[Berlin Cathedral]] (''Berliner Dom'') and [[Berlin Palace]] (''Berliner Schloss''). A central square in Mitte is [[Alexanderplatz]] with the prominent [[Fernsehturm Berlin|Fernsehturm]] (TV tower), Germany's highest building, and the large railway station with connections to many subway ([[Berlin U-Bahn|U-Bahn]]), tramway ([[Berlin trambahn]]), city trains ([[S-Bahn Berlin|S-Bahn]]) and buses.

There are some important streets which connect Mitte with the other boroughs, e.g. the boulevard [[Unter den Linden]] which connects Berlin Palace with Brandenburg Gate and runs further as [[Straße des 17. Juni]] to the [[Berlin Victory Column|Victory Column]] and the centre of former West Berlin in [[Charlottenburg]], or [[Karl-Marx-Allee]] from [[Alexanderplatz]] to [[Friedrichshain]] and the eastern suburbs.