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This museum admirably sets out to showcase what daily life was like for the citizens of the now-defunct German Democratic Republic. See full article

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Well designed with a comfortable, user-friendly layout, this is a club for people who usually don't like clubbing. See full article

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Red leather banquettes, parquet flooring and the crack of wooden chairs all contribute to the old Viennese café experience. 10€-20€. See full article

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This low-lit bar has wraparound windows, a slick black interior, a spacious U-shaped bar and inexpensive wine and beer. See full article

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Suicide Circus opened on land owned by the Berlin transport authority, the BVG, and has been hosting crazy electro all-nighters, new wave discos and techno parties to provide a bright spot in a part of town not known for great clubs. See full article

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the setting, in a beautiful space with a retractable glass roof, is magnificent and the service second to none, but it's the Michelin-starred food that really attract the guests. The set-dinner menu allows you to sample up to eight courses. 20€-40€. See full article

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Widely considered one of the world's best nightclubs. It has two dance floors: Berghain, a dark main room where most DJs play techno, and Panorama Bar, an upstairs space that's more focused on house, though the music policy in both rooms is very open-ended. See full article

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You can have a delicious lunch made of local and fair trade lunch (many of it vegan!) on weekdays at their Marktküche, who also invites various chefs every Saturday to present their culinary art. 10€-20€. See full article

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Few clubs around the world, never mind in Berlin, can match Tresor for longevity and dedication to the cause, (...) host techno talent from all around the world. See full article

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Das Hotel is a small charming bar and club in Kreuzberg close to Paul-Linke-Ufer. I particularily like this place for its rustic charme, the nice non-pretentious mixed crowd that comes here and the big bouquets of lilies normally spread out all over the place. See full article

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A vast grid of 2,711 concrete pillars whose jostling forms seem to be sinking into the earth, it is able to convey the scope of the Holocaust's horrors without stooping to sentimentality. See full article

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Yam Yam fuels Berlin’s fashion community with fresh Korean comfort food in a canteen-style setting that was once a hub for Berlin fashion itself. See full article

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Walking through Schloss Charlottenburg felt almost like stepping back in time. In my head, I could hear Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos and Vivaldi’s Four Seasons playing as Kings and Queens entertained their guests. See full article

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At €3, a Döner (with Chicken) at Mustafa’s Gemüse Kebap is excellent value for money and great for lunch or as a snack to soak up some booze on a long Berlin night out. I will have to brave the queues and visit the original soon. See full article

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More of a social activist's meeting place than a traditional cafe, Morgenrot is one of Berlin's informal centres of promoting the kind of positive change that puts equality, with all of its meanings, centre stage. 5€-10€. See full article

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The Weekend is arguably Berlin's hippest house and techno club, and with its high-flying location on the 13th floor of a Soviet block on Alexanderplatz it's easy to see why. See full article

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Apart from boat trips, picnics and hanging out in Treptower Park, you can also visit the vast Soviet War Memorial. Its architecture will leave you very impressed. See full article

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One of the first bars of its kind in Weserstraße, and there is always something going on here for the pleasure of the young and hip guests, many of them expats. See full article

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Outdoor club partly on floats. Without self-important door men and cheap entrance, electronic music, mixed crowd and good pizza. Where's the catch? Come early to avoid the line. See full article

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Political and avant-garde, young and experimental - the Hebbel am Ufer unites all theses attributes within its three project spaces, HAU 1-3. See full article

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The Spreepark in southeastern Berlin has been abandoned for the last ten years, and it looks like it. Each part of the park is scattered with remnants from the previous three decades, making a hodgepodge of bizarre entertainment, children’s rides, and life-size dinosaur statues. See full article

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The Flohmarkt’s opening last month certainly showed it to be a hipster market – a mini Mauerpark without the park, if you like. There were arty bands, curry from the Kreuzberg Jamaican restaurant Rosa Caleta, organic beer, families of dancing children and their jointsmoking parents… See full article

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Berlin’s oldest, and arguably most popular beer garden, opened in 1837 (...) welcoming one and all into its vast back yard, where simple, picnic-style seating (for up to 600), amply shaded by chestnut trees. See full article

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It is Berlin in all its shabby-chique essence, with classy drinks and a rugged exterior. Funky and friendly staff and a place that is always filled to the brim at the end of day. See full article

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A charming eatery serving contemporary German food based on fantastic, locally sourced ingredients it has quickly established itself as one of my favourite tips. 30€; See full article

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Tucked away in bohemian Schöneberg, the chosen stomping ground for everyone from Christopher Isherwood to David Bowie over the years, Green Door is a veteran 'locals' spot that takes its drinking seriously. See full article

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Is offering us some nice and sunny days, warm enough to enjoy lunch in the sun. 5€-10€. See full article

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Much like Bar25, the outdoor section includes a dance floor in a wooden, cabin-like structure, plus a variety of places to sit near the water. The indoor section of the club is a medium-sized dance floor with large windows looking into the courtyard. See full article

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