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PUBLISHING DATE: 3/6/2012 | COUNTRY CODE: DE

Contents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafes, Bars & Nightlife, Events, Top 10,
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Welcome to Berlin - The capital of Germany, which has been
enormously affected by an incredible history as well as the
dynamic changes since the Wall came down, exerts a very
special kind of fascination. In no other European metropolis
has so much changed in recent years. Of course, famous
sightseeing landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag
and East Side Gallery still bear witness to the history of the
city - but today Berlin presents itself as a young, dynamic
metropolis open to the world right in the heart of Europe,
setting new trends in architecture, art and fashion. Discover
its diversity - enjoy Berlin!
IN COOPERATION WITH
Population
3.4 million
Currency
Euro, C1 = 100 cents
Opening hours
Berlin has extremely liberal opening times.
Theoretically, shops may stay open from
Monday to Saturday round the clock.
In practice though, most stores in the
larger shopping centres are open Monday
to Saturday from 10 / 11 am to 8 / 9 pm.
Internet
www.visitBerlin.com
www.facebook.com/Berlin
www.twitter.com/visitBerlin
www.youtube.com/Berlin
Newspapers
Emergency numbers
Emergency / Police: 110
Fire brigade / Rescue Coordination Centre:
112
On-call medical service: +49 30 31 00 31
Tourist information
Before you go:
Hotels.Tickets.Infos. Information available
under +49 30 25 00 25 or at:
www.visitBerlin.com
When youre there:
Berlin Tourist Infos: Hauptbahnhof Ground
floor / Entrance Europaplatz. S-Bahn
station: Hauptbahnhof.
THE CITY
You cant pigeonhole Berlin at all, and it is

precisely this fact that makes the city so
unique.
Originally the symbol of the Cold War and
division of Germany, the former
"Walled-in City at the border between
West and East Europe has developed into
a permanently attractive travel destination
since the Wall came down.
The Berlin Wall divided one of the most
popular metropolises in Europe for almost
30 years. When it came down on 9th
November 1989, the world changed. For
those who would like to go on a tour of
discovery for the traces of the Wall where
it used to run, there are many
possibilities: one way is to experience the
division at first hand at the Bernauer
Strae Memorial, where the division
created by the Wall is brought back to life
by original parts of the actual death strips.
Other places where you can trace the
Berlin Wall are the East Side Gallery, the
former border crossing point between East
and West Berlin Checkpoint Charlie, and
the associated Wall Museum.
These days, the appeal of Berlin is its
fascinating mixture of history and
zeitgeist, offering diverse attractions in
art, culture, music, entertainment and
countless shopping possibilities. The
modern hotel landscape, an incredibly
diverse gastronomy and unbeatably
favourable prices certainly bear
comparison with international standards.
Plus the citys vibrant and flourishing
creative scene and hot music and club
culture put their own unique stamp on the
unmistakable character of the lifestyle
metropolis.
To be true, the first time you visit Berlin,
you want to see the famous attractions.
However, the second visit (at the latest)
itll be clear what really attracts you about
Berlin. Whether lover of culture or scene
frequenter - youll be sure to find what
youre looking for in one of the city
districts. Berlin has 12 in number and
each of them possesses its own particular
charm: in Berlin-Mitte fashion rules the
roost - alongside Chancellor Merkel,
Neuklln has been transformed from a
problem area into the scene district
Berlins western city centre is now
enjoying a renaissance, Prenzlauer Berg is
famous for its family-friendly reputation,
Kreuzberg has its multicultural scene and
Friedrichshain is the centre of the
alternate lifestyle.
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DO & SEE
Whether you see the sights of Berlin by

coach, steamer, bicycle or on foot - youll
pass a lot of famous buildings and
memorials. Well tell you which ones you
really cant afford to miss!
Alexanderplatz and the TV-tower
(Fernsehturm)
Once the heart of the former East Berlin,
Alexanderplatz is today the largest
inner-city square in Germany and has
developed into a popular shopping
attraction. The view from the Television
Tower, its height of 368 metres (1,207 ft)
making it the tallest tower in Germany, is
absolutely fantastic. A perfect 360
all-round view is provided by the revolving
restaurant, which rotates at a rate of
twice an hour.
Address: Panoramastrae 1A, Berlin-Mitte
Phone: +49 30 24 75 75 37
Internet: www.tv-turm.de
Brandenburger Gate
Its Berlins most famous landmark and
became the symbol of overcoming the
division of Germany once the Berlin Wall
came down. From an architectural
perspective, the sandstone structure, built
by Carl Gotthard Langhans, is one of the
most magnificent examples of German
classicism. Nowadays the Gate serves as a
backdrop for festivals, big sporting events
or New Years Eve parties.
Address: Pariser Platz, Berlin-Mitte
Wall Museum, House at Checkpoint
Charlie
Checkpoint Charlie, the most famous of
the inner-German border crossing points
and a name known the world over, was
where Allied border guards registered
members of the American, English and
French Armed Forces (and their families)
before they visited East Berlin. Right next
to it is situated today the "Wall Museum -
Museum House at Checkpoint Charlie and
a reconstruction of the Allies first
guardhouse.
Address: Friedrichstrae 43
Phone: +49 30 25 37 25 0
Internet: www.mauermuseum.de
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of
Europe
Not far from the Brandenburg Gate is
located the Memorial for Europes
Murdered Jews, a site of stelae (concrete
slabs) arranged in a grid pattern on a
sloping field accessible from all sides. It
serves as a central place of remembrance
and admonition and is supplemented by
an underground information centre,
containing the names of all known victims
and details on the places of horror. There
is no charge for admittance.
Address: Cora-Berliner-Strae 1, Berlin-Mitte
Phone: + 49 30 26 39 43 36
Internet: www.stiftung-denkmal.de
East Side Gallery
The "East Side Gallery in Friedrichshain is
both the longest section of the Berlin Wall
still remaining intact and the largest
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open-air gallery. It runs for 1.3 km (1,420
yds) along the banks of the river Spree. A
total of 118 international artists from 21
countries are immortalised here with
colourful graffiti art and paintings.
Address: Mhlenstrae, Berlin-Friedrichshain
More Info: Mhlenstrae between
Oberbaumbrcke (Oberbaum Bridge) and
Ostbahnhof.
Gedchtniskirche (Memorial
Church)
The ruins of the Old Tower are another of
Berlins most famous landmarks. They are
both a reminder of the horrors of war and
- as a memorial - a sign of hope for
peace. Millions of visitors a year from all
over the world come to see the memorial
hall next to the Old Tower.
Address: Breitscheidplatz, Berlin-Charlottenburg
Internet: www.gedaechtniskirche-berlin.de
Berlin Wall Memorial and
Documentation Centre
In Bernauer Strae along the former
border between East and West Berlin
there still exists a section of the Berlin
Wall intact together with death strip and
watch tower. The structure, now a
memorial, shows how the border
installation was built. The exhibition in the
Documentation Centre describes the
history of the erecting of the Wall in 1961
and the situation in the divided city.
Address: Bernauer Strae 111, Berlin-Mitte
Phone: +49 30 467 98 66 66
Internet: www.berliner-mauer-gedenkstaette.de
Gendarmenmarkt
With the Deutscher Dom (German Dome)
on one side and the Franzsischer Dom
(French Dome) on the other side as well
as the Konzerthaus (Concert House) and
Schiller Memorial in the middle, the
Gendarmenmarkt is one of the most
beautiful squares in Europe. In summer
there are open-air classical music
concerts, in winter glhwein (mulled wine)
at one of the most beautiful and romantic
Christmas markets in Berlin.
Address: Gendarmenmarkt square, Berlin-Mitte
Jewish Museum Berlin
The zinc-coated zig-zag building by Daniel
Libeskind is one of Berlins major
landmarks. Over 7 million people have
visited the museums permanent
exhibition with 13 epochal segments
leading through the eventful history of
Jews in Germany.
Address: Lindenstrae 9-14, Berlin-Kreuzberg
Phone: +49 30 2599 3300
Internet: www.jmberlin.de
DDR Museum
The DDR Museum is Berlins interactive
museum. Youre taken on a jouney into
the socialist past, taking a seat in a Trabi,
dancing the Lipsi, or rummaging around in
an authentic apartment - a hands on
experience of history!
Address: Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse 1
Phone: +49 30 847 123 731
Internet: www.ddr-museum.de
Museumsinsel (Museum Island)
This small island in the Spree,
representing the heart of Berlins museum
landscape, was listed as a UNESCO World
Heritage Site in 1999. Situated on it are
the Berliner Dom, the Altes Museum (Old
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Museum), the Alte Nationalegalerie (Old
National Gallery), the Bode, Pergamon as
well as the Neues (New) Museum,
representing altogether some 6,000 years
of artistic and cultural history.
Address: Bodestrae, Berlin-Mitte
Internet: www.smb.museum,
www.museumsinsel-berlin.de
Nikolaiviertel (Nikolai Quarter)
The Nikolaiviertel is the place to
experience the old Berlin, being the oldest
residential area in the city. Containing the
Nikolai Church from the 13th century, the
typically medieval streets and numerous
restaurants, this is one of the most
popular tourist attractions for visitors to
Berlin.
Address: Nikolaiviertel, Berlin-Mitte
Internet: www.nikolaiviertel-berlin.de
Potsdamer Platz
In view of the colourfully spotlighted
pavilion roof of the Sony Center and the
many high-rise buildings around it, its
difficult to imagine that Potsdamer Platz
for a long time lay in the death strip of the
Berlin Wall and was nothing but a
desolate wasteland. Now though, its the
place for stars and starlets in Berlin - and
not only during the Berlin Film Festival
every February, thanks to all the top
cinemas for premieres there.
Address: Potsdamer Platz, Berlin-Tiergarten
Internet: www.potsdamerplatz.de
Kulturforum (Cultural Forum)
After Museum Island, the Kulturforum is
the second centre of art in Berlin: this is
the home not only of the Neue
Nationalgalerie (New National Gallery),
the Gemldegalerie (Picture Gallery), the
Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museum of
Applied Arts) and other museums but also
the Philarmonie (Philharmonic Hall) and
the Staatsbibliothek (National Library).
Address: Berlin-Tiergarten
Internet: www.kulturforum-berlin.de
Reichstag with glass cupola
From the glass cupola designed by Sir
Norman Foster you get a fabulous view of
the city and German politics. Although it
doesnt cost anything to visit the cupola
and roof terrace, registering the visit
beforehand is absolutely essential due to
the enormous interest.
Address: Platz der Republik 1, Berlin-Tiergarten
Phone: +49 30 2273 2152
Internet: www.bundestag.de
Schloss Charlottenburg
(Charlottenburg Palace)
The magnificent Schloss Charlottenburg is
situated at some distance from the centre
of Berlin. The palace, built by King
Friedrich III of Prussia around 1700 for his
adored wife Sophie-Charlotte - who was
also revered by the people, lies in the
middle of a picturesque park directly on
the Spree.
Address: Spandauer Damm 20,
Berlin-Charlottenburg
Internet: www.spsg.de
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EATING
From a 3-course menu in a star-rated

restaurant to boulettes or a doner kebab
in the local snack bar - theres something
to suit everybodys taste at good value
for money in Berlin. There are just no
limits to the culinary diversities: whether
Australian or French cuisine, exotic Asian
dishes or the Berliner currywurst, for
gastronomic globetrotters there are
international delicacies and regional
specialities.
Berlins regional cuisine is solid and tasty,
and served in cosy traditional pubs. A
particular speciality is breakfast, which
many cafs offer all day long - ideal for
night owls who like to lie in a bit longer in
the morning.
In summer, the city life moves outside:
beach bars along the banks of the Spree
with a view of the water are specially
favoured. They are perfect places for
enjoying a cocktail or sipping a Berliner
Weisse (wheat beer) after a sightseeing
tour. The popular summer drink, a beer
speciality mixed with raspberry or
Waldmeister (woodruff) syrup, is
something you really shouldnt miss out
on!
AMPELMANN Restaurant
A well-lit and friendly restaurant located in
the historic S-Bahn Arches with large
terrace and beach bar directly on the
Spree. Mediterranean & Italian cuisine -
most of it home-made. Favourably priced
lunch.
Address: Stadtbahnbogen 159 / 160, Berlin-Mitte
Phone: +49 30 84 71 07 09
Internet: www.ampelmann-restaurant.de
Brasserie Desbrosses
The merging of old and new in the
ambience of a French brasserie has been
perfectly achieved in the Restaurant
Desbrosses. Here guests enjoy the cuisine
provided by chef de cuisine Jrgen
Sodemann.
Address: Potsdamer Platz 3, Berlin-Tiergarten
Phone: +49 30 337 77 50 06
Internet: www.desbrosses.com
Brauhaus Sdstern
Tavern brewery and restaurant with beer
garden. Food from the menu or a buffet
for groups. Book a guided tour with the
master brewer - this includes tasting!.
Occasional Live music.
Address: Hasenheide 69, Berlin-Kreuzberg
Phone: +49 30 69 00 16 24
Internet: www.brauhaus-suedstern.de
DDR-Restaurant Domklause
The DDR-Restaurant Domklause in the
centre of Berlin serves its guests known
as well as forgotten dishes from a country
that doesnt exist any more: history to
savour!
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Address: Karl-Liebknecht-Strae 1, Berlin-Mitte
Phone: +49 30 84 71 23 737
Internet: www.ddr-restaurant.de
More Info: Direct on the Spree, opposite the
Berliner Dom.
DUKE Restaurant
Theres an uncomplicated and classy
welcome awaiting you in the DUKE
restaurant with Mediterranean and Asiatic
flavoured dishes, selected wines and
exquisite cocktails.
Address: Nrnberger Strae 50-55,
Berlin-Schneberg
Phone: +49 30 683 15 40 00
Internet: www.duke-restaurant.com
Filmbhne am Steinplatz
In the centre of Western Berlin, German
and international cuisine, large winter
garden, 150 seats inside and large terrace
outside, suitable for groups and individual
visitors, special atmosphere: an old
cinema.
Address: Hardenbergstrae 12,
Phone: +49 30 312 65 89
Internet: www.filmbuehne-am-steinplatz.de
"first floor" in the Hotel Palace
Berlin
Gourmet restaurant centrally located. Star
chef Matthias Diether, nominated as
Berlins Master Chef 2011, conjures up
light, modern and European dishes based
on French haute cuisine.
Address: Budapester Strae 45, Berlin-Tiergarten
Phone: +49 30 25 02 10 20
Internet: www.firstfloor.palace.de
"Sophieneck" restaurant and public
house
Here they offer German and regional
cuisine and have an extensive selection of
beers and wines waiting for you.
Address: Groe Hamburger Strae 37,
Berlin-Mitte
Phone: +49 30 283 40 65
Internet: www.sophieneck-berlin.de
Harrys New York Bar
Harrys New York Bar - the undisputed
king of the bars! Here every evening from
Monday to Saturday live music, a selection
of over 200 cocktails and an
unforgettable atmosphere are awaiting
you.
Address: Ltzowufer 15, Berlin-Tiergarten
Phone: +49 30 25 47 80
Internet: www.esplanade.de/gastronomie/harry-s
-new-york-bar
Hotel Mggelsee Berlin
Go on, spoil yourself our gastronomy team
will surprise you everyday in new ways
with lovingly prepared delicacies.
Address: Mggelheimer Damm 145,
Berlin-Kpenick
Phone: +49 30 65 88 20
Internet: www.hotel-mueggelsee-berlin.de
Delicious German dishes served in a
relaxed atmosphere in the middle of the
table, so that everybody can join in. When
the weathers nice, the terrace is the
perfect meeting place at Potsdamer Platz.
Address: Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 2,
Berlin-Tiergarten
Phone: +49 30 25 53 15 72
Internet: www.mesa-restaurant.de
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Midtown Grill
In the tradition of American steak houses,
youll get the best steaks in town in the
Midtown Grill. They will give you a warm
welcome in a friendly atmosphere to the
sounds of lounge music.
Address: Ebertstrae 3, Berlin-Tiergarten
Phone: +49 30 220 00 54 11
Internet: www.midtown-grill.de
NOCTI VAGUS Dunkelrestaurant
Experience a magical dinner and show in
total darkness. Let us in the NOCTI
VAGUS Dunkelrestaurant sweep you off to
new worlds with a mystery dinner, horror
shows and erotic evenings.
Address: Saarbrcker Strae 36-38,
Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg
Phone: +49 30 74 74 91 23
Internet: www.noctivagus.com
Spagos Restaurant, Bar & Lounge,
Park Inn by Radisson Berlin
Alexanderplatz
Spagos offers a wide-ranging selection of
lunches, a large kitchen buffet and
Californian-Mediterranean dinners from
the show kitchen, as well as a bar and
lounge area with live entertainment from
9 pm.
Address: Alexanderplatz 7, Berlin-Mitte
Phone: +49 30 23 89 42 49
Internet: www.spagos.de
The Westin Grand Berlin
Experience uncomplicated seasonal
cuisine in the Relish Restaurant in the
Westin Grand Berlin. Eating becomes a
pleasure with fresh and mostly regional
ingredients. Feed the body, nourish the
soul!
Address: Friedrichstrae 158-164, Berlin-Mitte
Phone: +49 30 202 70
Internet: www.westingrandberlin.com
Times Bar in the Savoy Hotel
Modern drinks and Caribbean cocktails to
the sound of soft music. Connoisseurs and
lovers will appreciate the selection of
top-quality Cuban cigars at the Casa del
Habano.
Address: Fasanenstrae 9-10,
Phone: +49 30 31 10 30
Internet: www.hotel-savoy.com
This is the place for original American
prime rib, best quality juicy steak served
directly from prime rib. The patio and
quiet courtyard terrace are perfect for
relaxing and the big feast.
Address: Nrnberger Strae 65,
Berlin-Schneberg
Phone: +49 30 21 00 79 91
Internet: www.restaurant-wilsons.de
XXenia
Experience quite exquisite variations of
regional and Mediterranean specialities:
chef de cuisine Michael Zawaba creates
everyday for you a culinary variety of
cuisine with the best ingredients from
Brandenburg.
Address: Budapester Strae 25, Berlin-Tiergarten
Phone: +49 30 26 96 29 71
Internet: www.pullmanhotels.com/5347
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CAFES
The streets of the Berlin scene

neighbourhoods are choc-a-bloc full with
cafs. They have everything that you need
for a good start to the day, from
lactose-free latte macchiato to a hearty
buffet. Whether self-service or attentive
service, sitting comfortably in upholstered
chairs or just squatting on a bar stool,
theres breakfast seven days a week and
in some cafs even 24 hours a day - not
for nothing is Berlin the city with the
widest range of breakfasts.
In the afternoons, what better than to
take a break from sightseeing or shopping
in one of the Berlins countless cafs. A
quick cappuccino or home-made cake in a
pleasant atmosphere is just the ticket for
reading your newspaper in peace and
quiet or leisurely observing people. Many
coffee houses provide their guests with
WLAN internet access and sockets for
their laptop. When the sun starts shining,
theres a rush to move tables and chairs
outside so that the guests can sit outside
and enjoy the weather.
Caf Sybille
Coffee house & museum with a permanent
exhibition on the history of
Karl-Marx-Allee with its "workers
palaces.
Address: Karl-Marx-Allee 72,
Berlin-Friedrichshain
Phone: +49 30 29 35 22 03
Internet: www.cafe-sybille.de
Caf in the Literaturhaus (House of
Literature)
Caf in the historic-literary ambience of
the grnderzeit (Wilhelmine style) villa.
Address: Fasanenstrae 23,
Phone: +49 30 882 54 14
Internet: www.literaturhaus-berlin.de
Kuchen-Kaiser
Scene caf with 140 years of tradition in
baking cakes.
Address: Oranienplatz 11-13, Berlin-Kreuzberg
Phone: +49 30 61 40 26 97
Internet: www.kuchenkaiser.de
Caf Lehmsofa
Relaxed menu with German and Canadian
cuisine.
Address: Dorfstrae 4, Berlin-Falkenberg
Phone: +49 30 93 02 28 47
Caf Einstein Stammhaus
Elegance in the villa of the silent film star
Henny Porten.
Address: Kurfrstenstrae 58, Berlin-Tiergarten
Phone: +49 30 261 50 96
Internet: www.cafeeinstein.com
Caf Vux
Brazilian inspired and vegan.
Address: Richardstrae 38, Berlin-Neuklln
Internet: www.vux-berlin.com
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Caf Schnhausen
Caf suitable for children and the whole
family.
Address: Florastrae 27, Berlin-Pankow
Phone: +49 30 42 00 45 36
Internet: www.schoen-hausen.de
Caf Barfly
Excellent food, delicious cocktails,
outstanding service.
Address: Brderstrae 47, Berlin-Spandau
Phone: +49 30 331 55 55
Internet: www.cafe-barfly.de
Le Caf
Labyrinthine, cosy caf on the Bel tage.
Address: Schlostrae 26, Berlin-Steglitz
Phone: +49 30 792 76 85
Internet: www.le-cafe-berlin.de
Caf Bilderbuch
Berliner Institution with live music on
Sundays.
Address: Akazienstrae 28, Berlin-Schneberg
Phone: +49 30 78 70 60 57
Internet: www.Cafe-Bilderbuch.de
Brezel Company
Cosy ambience with pretzels and cakes.
Address: Lenaustrae 10, Berlin-Neuklln
Phone: +49 30 612 41 81
Internet: www.brezel-company-berlin.de
Frau Behrens Torten
Cakes and other sweets under
chandeliers.
Address: Wilmersdorfer Strae 96,
Berlin-Wilmersdorf
Phone: +49 30 88 91 28 65
BARS & NIGHTLIFE
It doesnt matter whether you just want to

round off the day or get started for the
night ahead - youre sure to find the right
sort of bar to plan your individual evening
in Berlin. The spectrum ranges from the
exclusive hotel bar via the trendy haunt
with its modern design or traditional
drop-in pub round the corner right up to
the exotic cocktail bar or oriental shisha
bar. Particularly popular are the skybars in
the high-rise buildings on Kudamm, at
Alex or Potsdamer Platz. There is a
spectacular view to be had of Berlin at
night from high over the citys roofs.
The Berlin nightlife is legendary. The
parties. The music. The people. In this
respect its a question of "Your wish is
Berlins command! Well-known DJs
present the latest sounds to their
audiences in the citys countless clubs,
bars and discotheques. And there are
always new clubs shooting up out of the
ground everywhere. The intent of the
party people is obvious: dance, have fun
and party into the small hours. Because
there are no closing hours in Berlin.
TIP: It doesnt matter if youre a chic
chick, easy jetsetter, gay gent or 9-to-5
type - a glance at our ClubMATCHER (at:
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www.clubmatcher.de) will help you to find
the sort of club youre looking for.
EVENTS
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Although Berlin is always worth a visit,
some dates really stand out. The Berlin
Event Calendar is full of attractions and
events, fairs and sporting highlights.
Whether opera, theatre, musical or
concert - with well over a thousand
different cultural events to choose from,
youre sure to find the right one for you!
The Friedrichstadt-Palast, Europes biggest
revue theatre with its legendary
high-stepping girls line, or variety
theatres like the "Chamleon Variet"
guarantee non-stop entertainment. The
musical productions at Potsdamer Platz or
in the Theater des Westens offer music,
breathtaking stage settings and
choreographies that are sure to enchant
you. Youll receive the surprise of your life
when you see the Blue Man Group: this
show, mixing concert, comedy and
special-effects is one of a kind!
2011 - 2012
Kleist - Crisis and Experiment exhibition
to Jan 29th 2012
Ephraim-Palais
***
Yma - too beautiful to be true
to summer 2012
Friedrichstadtpalast Berlin
***
Pergamon. Panorama of an ancient
metropolis
Oct 1st 2011 - Sept 30th 2012
Pergamon Museum
***
Dance of the Vampires
Nov 30th 2011 - Jun 30th 2012
Theater des Westens
***
7. Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art
Apr 28th 2012 - Jul 1st 2012
KW Institute for Contemporary Art
***
F300: Friederisiko (Frederick the Great
exhibition)
Apr 28th 2012 - Oct 28th 2012
Neues Palais and Park Sanssouci
***
Blue Man Group
All the year
Stage Bluemax Theater
***
Stars in Concert
EnSuite programme
Estrel Hotel & Convention Centre
***
More events and tickets at:
Internet: www.visitBerlin.com
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TOP 10
"And what are we going to do today? -

the Adventure Playground Berlin has a
large number of answers ready to this (all
too) frequently asked question. "No time
to get bored is the slogan of the
child-friendly city, which is full of surprises
for its young visitors. Fun and adventure
are guaranteed here. There are numerous
family attractions to entice young and old
with unforgettable experiences 365 days a
year. And thanks to the excellent value
for money (with the whole family in
mind), the trip will be a pleasure for the
parents too.
AquaDom & SEALIFE
Discover the fascinating underwater
worlds and experience what its like to go
diving in a very special way at AquaDom -
the largest free-standing aquarium in the
world. Travel through 1 million litres
(220,000 gallons) of saltwater past shoals
of tropical fish.
Address: Spandauer Strae 3, Berlin-Mitte
Internet: www.sealife.de
Currywurst Museum
Near Checkpoint-Charlie there is a
museum of a very unusual kind - the
Currywurst Museum, dedicated to Berlins
cult snack. An interactive discovery
exhibition intended for the whole family
offers - alongside a series of multimedia
exhibits, a portable snack bar and spicing
chamber - details specially prepared for
children of how currywursts are made.
Address: Schtzenstrae 70, Berlin-Mitte
Internet: www.currywurstmuseum.com
Filmpark Babelsberg
Have a look behind the scenes of the
fabulous film world: entertaining shows
and unbelievable stunts to be seen in the
legendary Babelsberg film studios. Other
highlights are the gigantic jungle
adventure playground and a visit to a 4D
action cinema.
Address: Grobeerenstrae, Potsdam
Internet: www.filmpark-babelsberg.de
Hi-Flyer captive balloon
Take to the air in a captive balloon right in
the middle of Berlin near Checkpoint
Charlie. Enjoy a breathtaking view over
Berlin from 150 metres
(500 ft) up high! Guaranteed to be an
unforgettable experience!
Address: Wilhelmstrae, Berlin-Mitte
Internet: www.air-service-berlin.de
More Info: At Checkpoint Charlie - , corner of
Zimmerstrae
LEGOLAND
In the world of little coloured bricks,
creativity and fun will always take first
place. The faithfully produced replicas of
Berlins most famous landmarks will
inspire the whole family. Also visit the
medieval dragon fortress, the scientific
LEGO factory and - last but not least -
the 4D cinema.
Address: Potsdamer Strae 4, Berlin-Tiergarten
Internet: www.legolanddiscoverycenter.com
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Madame Tussauds
At Madame Tussauds there are stars and
starlets you can touch. The waxwork
museum guarantees fun for all the family
with over 80 wax figures. All your
favourites from films and television, sport
and politics are waiting for you to touch
them.
Address: Unter den linden 74, Berlin-Mitte
Internet: www.madametussauds.com
Natural History Museum (Museum
fr Naturkunde)
Its not difficult to get children interested
in a trip to Berlins Naturkundemuseum.
What pleasure for parents to see them
with eyes and mouths wide open gazing in
wonder at the largest dinosaur skeleton
in the world, which - like other members
of its species - are brought back to life
virtually thanks to the so-called
"Juroskope.
Address: Invalidenstrae 43, Berlin-Mitte
Internet: www.naturkundemuseum-berlin.de
Science Center Spectrum
The aim of the interactive world of
joining-in and discovery of the German
Technikmuseum (Museum for Technology)
is to make technology and natural
sciences fun. Go with your young
researchers on an exciting journey of
discovery by pressing buttons and flicking
levers over during the numerous
experiments.
Address: Mckernstrae 26, Berlin-Kreuzberg
Internet: www.sdtb.de
Rittersport
The colourful world of RITTERSPORT is a
paradise for all the young and old who
have a sweet tooth. Here at the
Gendarmenmarkt, spread over three
floors, chocolate lovers will discover an
enormous range of products. And children
can create their own chocolate favourites
in the Choco-workshop.
Address: Franzsische Strae 24, Berlin-Mitte
Internet: www.ritter-sport.de
Zoologischer Garten
The Berlin Zoo has always been one of the
biggest family attractions in the city. The
zoo has the richest tradition and the
largest number of species in Germany,
being home to more than 17,000 animals
- a sensational number. The daily feeding
times are a really special experience.
Address: Hardenbergplatz 8, Berlin-Tiergarten
Internet: www.zoo-berlin.de
Saving tip for families:
With the ABC variants of the Berlin
WelcomeCard, one adult and up to 3
children under 15 travel free on Berlins
public transport system.
12 Special offers
Saving.
.before travelling
Berlin WelcomeCard Museum Island
This tourist ticket for art lovers combines
the advantages of the Berlin WelcomeCard
72h Berlin (AB or ABC) with free
admittance to the five famous museums
on Museum Island on three successive
days.
Both the "museum pass Berlin and Berlin
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WelcomeCard Museum Island are
available in the Berlin Tourist Infos or on
the internet at visitBerlin.com.
Tickets
For those making last-minute decisions,
the visitBerlin Berlin Tourist Infos provide
a special service: tickets for selected
events on the same day* with a 50%
discount.
*subject to availability.
Museum pass
The "museum pass Berlin allows you to
visit over 60 museums and collections in
Berlin in three successive opening days.
The handy accompanying "Museums and
Palaces booklet contains all the important
service information on the houses and
memorials covered by the pass.
visitBerlin package deals
With visitBerlins practical package deals -
to suit every taste - you can book your
own very special arrangement: whether
fascinating musicals and shows, exciting
leisure offers or complete packages for the
whole family. All package deals include
that special extra to make it an
unforgettable stay in Berlin for you.
Book your "All-round Carefree package at
visitBerlin.com or by telephone to the call
centre under + 49 30 25 00 25.
.when youre there
SHOPPING
Lovers of exclusive designer fashion,

bargain hunters, trendsetters looking for
the latest fashion and all those, who
would like to take more than just pleasant
memories of their stay in Berlin home
with them, are guaranteed to get their
moneys worth thanks to all the diverse
possibilities for shopping in the large
shopping centres, department stores,
small shops and exclusive boutiques in the
city.
No matter whether hip, casual and trendy
or classical, elegant and timeless - theres
something here for all tastes and purses.
And the practically unrestricted opening
times in this shopping paradise will only
make the hearts of all shopping fans beat
that faster, rather along the lines of the
slogan: "Shop until you drop!
One of the most popular shopping streets
is of course Kurfrstendamm: here its
even worth investigating the side streets
for your shopping spree. The Kaufhaus
des Westens (KaDeWe for short) in
Tauentzienstrae is the largest
department store on the European
mainland and has an enormous range of
goods for you to look and marvel at (and
also buy!).
In Berlin-Mitte the legendary
Friedrichstrae now exudes a
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cosmopolitan flair thanks to its new
architecture and chic stores like the
Galeries Lafayette or Quartier 206. Alexa
at Alexanderplatz is also a great place for
shopping.
For those who are searching for new
trends and original accessories, having a
look in the small shops dotted around the
Hackesche Hfe in the former
Scheunenviertel (barn district) would be
well worthwhile. There are lots of young
Berlin designers represented in
Mnzstrae as well as Alte and Neue
Schnhauser Strae. And lets not forget
that Kastanienallee in Prenzlauer Berg or
Bergmannstrae in Kreuzberg also have
some pretty hot fashion shops too.
Tip for bargain hunters: The numerous
flea markets in Berlin are veritable
paradises for bargain hunters to rummage
through, for example Sundays at Strae
des 17. Juni, in the Mauerpark (Wall park)
or at Boxhagener Platz.
SLEEPING
Berlin has one of the most diverse

collections of modern hotels in the world:
from international luxury chains to
eco-friendly guesthouses, and from
impressive boutique hotels to affordable
hostels in central locations. On Visit
Berlins website you have the best
overview of all the available
accommodation in the city, so youre sure
to find exactly what youre looking for.
From city centre to lush countryside, from
a simple mattress to a four-poster bed:
the quickest and easiest way to find the
best place to stay.
Hotels, Hostels and Guest houses
Booking the accommodation of your
choice in comfort directly with the Berlin
specialists is a simple matter! Whether
trendy or classical, price-conscious or
luxury - there are rooms in all price
categories at www.visitberlin.com or by
telephone under +49 30 25 00 25.
How you benefit:
- more than 350 hotels, hostels and
guest houses
- best-price guarantee*
- no charge for reservation
- no charge for cancelling
- book even without using a credit card
- pay directly in the hotel
* best price guarantee for hotel
reservations:
If you can provide us with evidence within
48 hours that the room arrangement you
booked with us is available at a lower rate
elsewhere, we will refund the difference
in price.
The Berlin Hotel Guide provides you with a
practical overview of Berlins hotel
landscape as well as attractive package
deals with www.visitberlin.com
Destination: Berlin
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
Berlin WelcomeCard
100% Berlin for less money!
- Unlimited travel on the underground,
city railway, bus and tram.
- 200 offers - all top highlights e.g.
sightseeing tours, boat tours, museums,
attractions, stages, restaurants, bars,
cafs, clubs, events, souvenirs.
- At least 25% reduction.
- Additional reductions for children and
monthly specials.
- Also available incl. Potsdam.
- Insider tips and tour ideas, city map and
public transport network map.
Available at:
- Public transport (BVG, S-Bahn Berlin)
ticket counters
- Busses*
- Public transport ticket machines*
- Berlin Tourist Infos
- Online-shop: berlin-welcomecard.com
- Berlin airports Tegel and Schnefeld
- Berlin hotels
* The accompanying guide can be
collected from Berlin Tourist Info on
presentation of the ticket as well as at
public transport ticket counters.
More information:
Internet: www.visitberlin.de/de/welcomecard
Airports
Berlin has two airports, each with
excellent connections to the local public
transport network.
Schnefeld Airport (SXF) lies southeast of
Berlin, approx. 18 km (11 miles) from
downtown Berlin. It is connected to the
S45 and S9 S-Bahn lines as well as
regional express mainline trains departing
in half-hourly intervals from the
Hauptbahnhof, Zoologischer Garten,
Friedrichstrae, Alexanderplatz and
Ostbahnhof stations. The Schnefeld
Airport-Express departs from Spandau via
Zoologischer Garten, Hauptbahnhof and
Ostbahnhof to Schnefeld. The journey
from Hauptbahnhof takes about
half-an-hour.
Tegel Airport (TXL) lies in the northwest of
the city, approx. 8 km (5 miles) from
downtown Berlin. It has a close connection
to the stadtautobahn (urban motorway)
as well as local public transport services
with the 109 and X9 bus routes to
Zoologischer Garten, the 128 bus route to
the northern districts of Berlin and the TXL
bus route to the government quarter.
The new Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER)
is opening on 3rd June 2012, at which
time all the air traffic of the
Berlin-Brandenburg region will be
concentrated on this airport. Tegel and
Schnefeld airports will then be shut
down.
The Airport Express will connect
Berlin-Brandenburg Airport to downtown
Berlin in about 30 minutes. The station,
situated underground, will have four
platforms for mainline train services and
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two for S-Bahn services. You can get to
the airport by car via the A113 autobahn
and the four-lane B96a main road.
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Schnefeld Airport
12521 Berlin-Schnefeld
+49 180-500 01 86 (0,14 C /Min.)
Mainline railway station / IC connection
about 300 m ( yds) / 5 Min.
S-Bahn station: Berlin-Schnefeld Airport
***
Tegel Airport
13405 Berlin-Reinickendorf
+49 180-500 01 86 (0.14 C/Min.)
N X9, 109, 128, Jet Express TXL
***
More infos, including on the new Berlin
Brandenburg Airport, at:
www.berlin-airport.de.
Phone: +49 180 5000 186
Internet: www.berlin-airport.de
Public transport
The local public transport system allows
you to get anywhere in Berlin -
comfortably, safely and cheaply. The
expanded transport network of S-Bahn,
U-Bahn, buses and trams provides you
with unrestricted mobility, even at night:
on Fridays and Saturdays as well as the
nights before public holidays, nearly all
the S-Bahn and U-Bahn service operate all
through the night at 15 minute intervals.
Phone: +49 30 25 00 25
Taxi
When hiring a taxi in Berlin, you pay a
basic charge of C3.20 plus C1.65 for each
kilometre travelled. The "Kurzstrecke
(short distance) tariff gives you a journey
of up to two kilometres for C4.00 - in this
case, however, you have to flag down the
taxi yourself. The "Kurzstrecke tariff does
not apply if you order a taxi or get in one
at a designated taxi-waiting spot.
Taxi Berlin International +49 30 20 20 21
22 0 (English language taxi-ordering
service around the clock) taxi-berlin.de
Funk Taxi Berlin +49 30 26 10 26
www.funk-taxi-berlin.de
Post
You can buy stamps in post offices and at
tobacconist shops. Post office opening
times vary - they are normally open
between 8 am and 6 pm weekdays and
between 9 am and 1 pm on Saturdays.
The post office in Georgenstrae,
Berlin-Mitte is open every day of the
week:
Address: Georgenstrae in Berlin-Mitte
Subway: S-/U-Bahn station: Friedrichstrae
Newspapers
The most important daily newspapers are:
Berliner Zeitung
Tagesspiegel
Berliner Morgenpost
Die Welt
Every fortnight in alternating weeks the
two Berlin programme magazines TIP and
Zitty appear containing numerous tips on
cultural events and going out.
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Pharmacy
On-call medical service: +49 30 31 00 31
or at: www.kvberlin.de
Chemists emergency service: (Berlin
Chamber of Chemists): at
www.akberlin.de
Dentists
Emergency dental service: +49 30 89 004
333 or at: www.kzv-berlin.de
Telephone
Country code: +49, Area code: 030
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Alte Jakobstrasse G4 Gabriele Tergit Promenade E4 Levetzowstrasse A1 A2
Alte Potsdamer Strasse E3 E4 Genthiner Strasse C4 Lichtensteinallee B3
Altonaer Strasse B2 Georgenstrasse F2 Lindenstrasse G4
Am Karlsbad D4 E4 Gertrud Kolmar Strasse E3 Linienstrasse F1
Am Kupfergraben G1 G2 Gipsstrasse G1 Linkstrasse E4
Am Lustgarten G2 Glinkastrasse F2 F3 Los Angeles Platz A4
Am Weidendamm F1 Grosser Stern B3 Luisenstrasse E1
Am Zeughaus G2 Hamburger Strasse G1 Lneburger Strasse C1 C2
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Anhalter Strasse F4 Hannoversche Strasse F1 Ltzowstrasse C4 D4
Ansbacher Strasse B4 Hansaplatz B2 Ltzowufer B4 C4
Augsburger Strasse A4 Hansaufer A2 Marburger Strasse A4
Auguststrasse G1 Hardenberg Strasse A4 Marienstrasse E1 F1
Axel Springer Strasse G3 G4 Hedemannstrasse F4 Markgrafenstrasse G3 G4
Bachstrasse A2 Helgolnder Uter B1 B2 Mauerstrasse F3
Bartningallee B2 Hertzallee A3 Melanchthonstrasse C1 C2
Bayreuther Strasse B4 Hildebrandstrasse C3 C4 Mittelstrasse F2
Bebelplatz G2 Hiroshimastrasse C3 Mohrenstrasse F3 G3
Behrenstrasse E2 F2 Hitzigallee D4 Mckernstrasse F4
Bellevueallee D3 Hofjgerallee B3 Neustdtische Kirschstrasse F2
Bellevuestrasse E3 Holsteiner Ufer B1 Niederkirchnerstrasse E4 F4
Bernburger Strasse E4 Hndelallee A2 B2 Niederwallstrasse G3
Bertolt-Brecht-Platz F1 Invalidenstrasse D1 Nrnberger Strasse A4
Besselstrasse F4 G4 Jagow Strasse A1 A2 Oberwallstrasse G2 G3
Beuthstrasse G3 Jebensstrasse A3 A4 Olof Palme Platz A4 B4
Bissingzeile D4 Jerusalemer Strasse G3 Oranienburger Strasse F1 G1
Bochumer Strasse A1 Joachimstaler Strasse A4 Oranienstrasse G4
Bodestrasse G2 Johannisstrasse F1 Otto Dix Strasse C1
Breitscheid Platz A4 John Foster Dulles Allee D2 Otto von Bismarck Allee E2
Breslau Strasse A3 Junkerstrasse G4 Ottostrasse A1
Budapesterstrasse B4 Jgerstrasse F3 G3 Pariser Platz E2
Bundesratufer A1 Kantstrasse A4 Paul Lbe Allee D2 E2
Burggrafenstrasse B4 Kapelleufer E1 Paul Strasse C1 C2
Burgstrasse G1 G2 Karl Liebknecht Strasse G2 Platz der Republik D2 E2
Calvinstrasse C1 Katharina Heinroth Ufer B3 B4 Potsdamer Brcke D4
Charlottenstrasse F2 F3 F4 Keithstrasse B4 Potsdamer Platz E3
Claire Waldoff Strasse F1 Kirchstrasse B1 Potsdamer Strasse D3 D4 E3
Claudiusstrasse B1 B2 Klingelhferstrasse C3 C4 Puttkamerstrasse F4
Corneliusstrasse B4 Klopstockstrasse A2 B2 Rankestrasse A4
Dehler Strasse B3 Kluckstrasse C4 D4 Rathenower Strasse C1
Derfflingerstrasse C4 Kochstrasse F4 G4 Rauchstrasse B3
Dessauer Strasse E4 Krausenstrasse G3 Reichpietschufer C4 D4 E4
Dorotheenstrasse E2 F2 Krausnickstrasse G1 Reichstagufer E2 F2
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Ebertstrasse E3 Kronenstrasse F3 G3 Ritterstrasse G4
Eichhornstrasse E3 E4 Kurfrstendamm A4 Scheidemannstrasse D2 E2
Einemstrasse C4 Kurfrstenstrasse B4 C4 Schillstrasse B4 C4
Elberfelder Strasse A1 Kurstrasse G3 Schlossplatz G2
Englische Strasse A2 Kbisstrasse C3 C4 Schumannstrasse E1 F1
Entlastungsstrasse D3 Kthener Strasse E4 Schneberger Strasse E4
Essener Strasse A1 Landgrafen Strasse B4 Schneberger Ufer D4
Feilnerstrasse G4 Lehrter Strasse D1 Schtzenstrasse G3
Flensburger Strasse B2 Leipziger Platz E3 Seydlitzstrasse C1
Destination: Berlin
Siegmunds Hof A2 Taubenstrasse F3 G3 Vosstrasse E3
Sigismundstrasse D4 Tauentzienstrasse A4 B4 Werderscher Markt G2
Simsonweg E2 Thomas Dehler Strasse B3 Wichmannstrasse B4
Sophienstrasse G1 Thomasiusstrasse B1 Wilhelmstrasse E2 E3 F3 F4
Spenerstrasse C1 Tiergartenstrasse C3 D3 Willy Brandt Strasse D1 D2
Spreeweg C2 Tiergartenufer A3 Wilsnacker Strasse C1
Stauffenbergstrasse D3 D4 Tucholskystrasse F1 G1 Wittenbergplatz B4
Strasse des 17. Juni A3 B3 C2 D2 E2 Turmstrasse A1 B1 C1 Wullenweberstrasse A2
Stresemannstrasse E4 F4 Universittsstrasse F2 G2 Ziegelstrasse F1
Stromstrasse B1 Unter den Linden F2 Zimmerstrasse F4 G4
Stlerstrasse B3 B4 Von der Heydt Strasse C4 Zwinglistrasse A1
Destination: Berlin

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