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Population:3.4 millionCurrency:Euro, 1 = 100 centsOpening hours:Hours vary. The rule is: open late,close late. Many shopping centresand department stores stay openuntil 8pm, but the opening hourscan differ.Internet:www.visitberlin.dewww.berlin.deNewspapers:Berliner ZeitungBerliner MorgenpostDer TagesspiegelFor tips on culture and leisurethere are the popular Zitty andTip.Emergency numbers:Police: 110Fire Brigade and Ambulance: 112Ambulance:+49 (0)30 31 00 31German Red Cross: +49 (0)30 8500 55Tourist information:BERLIN infostoresAddress: Hauptbahnhof /entranceEuropa PlatzOpen: 8-22Tel: +49 (0)30 25 00 25 (Infoline)There are also BERLIN infostoresat Brandenburger Tor, NeuesKranzlereck and Alexanderplatz.

BERLINPUBLISHING DATE: 2011-07-18 | COUNTRY CODE: DEContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafs, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Top 10, Maps

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BERLINFew places are as universally popular as Berlin, and its notdifficult to understand why. The city has a very rich historywhilst simultaneously containing the latest in art, fashion andarchitecture. The various parts of the city such as Tiergarten,Mitte, Kreuzberg and Prenzlauer Berg all have their uniquecharacters. Berlin succeeds in the feat of combining smalltown with city, historic with modern and hectic withmeditative. Just open up your senses and embark on ajourney of discovery.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

Heiko Bennewitz

Berlin is one of Europes most fascinatingcities. Its range of culture and sights isastonishing. If anything makes the cityunique, its the fact that it defiesclassification. The chic luxury of theKrfurstendamm stands in contrast withKreuzbergs bohemian quarter and thefuturistic Potzdamer Platz in glass andsteel.In Berlin you can drink cocktails at the topof a skyscraper or red wine in a jazz cellar.Its a city with something for everyone.Since the fall of the wall in 1989, Berlinhas become a melting pot of innovationand futuristic thinking. Architects havebeen given the space to think new andlarge. Artists from all over the world cometo take in the inspiring atmosphere. Forgetthe Berlin only serving sausages andsauerkraut. Today you can find the bestsushi next to world class Italian cuisine.At the same time as the town breathes lifeand movement, Berliners have alwaysfound time for a Milchkaffee und ein StckKuchencoffee with milk and a slice ofcake. Berlin feels welcoming in a way fewother cities do.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

Philip Lange

Berlin has a magnificent range ofsightseeing opportunities, from the historicmuseums of Museumsinsel to the newlybuilt glass cupola of the Reichstag. Butdont rush, see some this time and moreon your next visit. Here are some of thebest.

ReichstagThis awe-inspiring building houses theGerman parliament (Bundestag).Completely restyled by the British architectLord Norman Foster, it is one of Berlinspremier sights. The view from the giganticglass cupola is magnificent and free ofcharge.Address: Platz der Republik 1Phone: +49 30 2273 2152Internet: www.bundestag.deMore information: (Tiergarten)

MuseuminselOne of Berlins most beautiful places is thislittle island situated in the River Spree. Onit stand no less than five historicalmuseums. It has been a Unesco worldheritage site since 1999. Its also home tothe grandiose Berliner Dom (cathedral).Address: Bodestrae 1-3Internet: www.museumsinsel-berlin.de

Alexanderplatz and the TV-tower(Fernsehturm)Here you can feel the atmosphere of theold East Berlin. For more colourful viewsyou can ride to the top of the 368 metre

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high Fernsehturm. The view of Berlin inevery direction may make you dizzy. Enjoya cup of coffee in the rotating restaurant.Address: Panoramastr. 1aInternet: www.berlinerfernsehturm.de

Brandenburger TorLike the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, theBrandenburger Tor is one of Berlins mostimportant places. The 200-year-old gatehas a rich history, and since the fall of thewall it has been a symbol of reunification.Many national celebrations are held hereand every new year tens of thousandsgather at the gate with their hands full offirecrackers and champagne.Address: Pariser Platz, Mitte

Schloss CharlottenburgSchloss Charlottenburg is a magnificentbaroque castle built in 1701 (subsequentlyrebuilt and extended several times). Thereis a beautiful garden and several museumsin the vicinity.Address: Spandauer DammInternet: www.spsg.de

The Berlin WallThe longest and best preserved part of theBerlin Wall is called the East Side Gallery.Situated beside the River Spree, it extendsfor 1300 metres. International artists havebeen allowed to cover it with colourfulpaintings.Address: Mhlenstrae

Jewish Museum BerlinEuropes largest Jewish museum holds2000 years of Jewish history. Themuseums original architecture makes up abig part of the experience. This is the citysmost talked about and emotive museum.Address: Lindenstrae 9-14Phone: +49 30 2599 3300Internet: www.jmberlin.de

Neue NationalgalerieHere youll find cubism, surrealism andGerman expressionism including Dal,Kandinsky and Mir as well as first classexhibitions from elsewhere. All aredisplayed in Mies van der Rohes 60screation in steel and glass.Address: Potsdamer Strae 50Phone: +49 30 2664 23040Internet: www.neue-nationalgalerie.de

Martin-Gropius-Bau MuseumThis famous building from 1881 showsexciting art and photography exhibitionsfrom all over the world. Its atmospheric oldworld caf is a nostalgic gem.Address: Niederkirchnerstr. 7Phone: +49 30 254 860Internet: www.gropiusbau.de

TipsMany museums are open till 22 onThursdays and offer free entry for the lastfour hours.Internet: www.museen-berlin.de

EATING #EATING#

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Eating out in Berlin is great fun for manyreasons: theres a multitude ofrestaurants, the standard is high andtheyre still good value for money.Here youll find food from all over theworld. There are many excellent Asianrestaurants with authentic food fromJapan, Thailand and China. Berliners lovepasta, as demonstrated by the large



number of charming Italian restaurants.Berliners also often eat out, so visitorsshould reserve tables to be on the safeside.

VauVau is classed as an Edelkche (noblekitchen) and has a Michelin star. Celebritychef Kolja Kleeberg cooks with seasonalproducts and his philosophy is never tohave more than three ingredients on theplate. Meinhard von Gerken is responsiblefor the architecture.Address: Jgerstrae 54/55Phone: +49 30 2029 730Internet: www.vau-berlin.de

AustriaA mixture of an Austrian alpine hut and acosy Parisian bistro, serving unbelievablylarge schnitzels. As Booker prize winner,Jeffrey Eugenides writes in his novelMiddlesex: I dont like anyone whodoesnt like Austria.Address: Bergmannstr. 30Phone: +49 30 6944 440More information: (Kreuzberg)

Monsieur VuongFittingly, one of Berlins best restaurants issituated on one of Berlins best streets.Enjoy crispy, fresh Vietnamese dishes andround your meal off with a cup of classicVietnamese coffee or tea. Beautifulcolours, beautiful porcelain. Always full.Address: Alte Schnhauser Str. 46Phone: +49 30 9929 6924Internet: www.monsieurvuong.de

KuchiThis famous sushi restaurant is situated inone of the most charming areas of WestBerlin. Here boundaries are stretchedwithout losing the classical Japanesetradition exciting sauces, tempura andginger tea. (There is also a Kuchi inGipsstr. 3, Mitte).

Address: Kantstr. 30Phone: +49 30 3150 7815Internet: www.kuchi.deMore information: Charlottenburg

Good TimeOne of the citys best Thai restaurants withan elegant atmosphere, well chilled winesand exquisite food. The wooden figures areas beautifully carved as the carrot on yourplate.Address: Chaussestr. 1Phone: +49 30 2804 6015Internet: www.goodtime-berlin.deMore information: (Mitte)

Ming DynastieMing Dynastie serves first-class Chinesefood from famous traditions such asSzezuan, Canton and Beijing. A house fullof regulars from the Chinese Embassy isconsidered to be a quality reference.Address: Brckenstr. 6Phone: +49 30 3087 5680Internet: www.ming-dynastie.deMore information: (Mitte)

Alt LuxemburgKarl Wannemacher, one of Germanysmost famous chefs, serves his renownedfood in this pleasant nineteenth centuryenvironment. There is always some form oflobster on the menu.Address: Windscheidstr. 31Phone: +49 30 3238 730Internet: www.alt-luxemburg.deMore information: Charlottenburg

I Due ForniBerlins favorite pizzeria. Delicious pizzasare served at top speed. The atmosphereis happy and relaxed and the red wineflows. An espresso and a grappa are theperfect end to a meal.Address: Schnhauser Allee 12Phone: +49 30 4401 7333More information: Prenzlauer Berg

Shiro i ShiroThe Japanese and West European mixmakes this restaurant a popular one. In



the middle of the restaurant stands thelongest table ever.Address: Schiffbauerdamm 11Phone: +49 30 2758 2070Internet: www.shiroishiro.comMore information: Tausend Backroom Cantina

MolaThis restaurant offers a wide range ofItalian foods, fish, meats and vegetariandishes. Great atmosphere and affordableprices. Do not miss the stone oven pizza!Address: Wittenbergplatz 3Phone: +49 30 2147 5060Internet: www.restaurant-mola.de

CAFS #CAFES#

Michael Fuery

Berliners spend a lot of time in their cafs,eating brunch, reading newspapers andwatching people pass by. Sit down and jointhem! Perhaps youd enjoy a cup of teaand a scone.

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GalaoCaf au lait is called galao in Portuguese,and is best enjoyed with a Portuguese cake

or toast with ruccola, mushrooms andpeccorino. Addictive! Charming and trendy.Only a few seats.Address: Weinbergsweg 8Phone: +49 30 4404 6882Internet: www.galao-berlin.deMore information: Mitte

Schwarz-SauerAt the bohemian and hip Schwarz-Saueryou can enjoy a brunch and read anewspaper. You can sit looking for hoursthrough the large windows at the streetwith the nickname Castingallee.Address: Kastanienallee 13Phone: +49 30 4485 633Internet: www.schwarzsauer.comMore information: Prenzlauer Berg

Barcomis DeliAmong the galleries in the inner courtyardart dealers sit sipping tea and scones. Thisis a paradise for those of us with a sweettooth.Address: Sophienstr. 21 HofPhone: +49 30 2859 8363Internet: www.barcomis.deMore information: Mitte

Caf Einstein StammhausThis fantastic villa contains the citys oldestViennese Coffeehouse. Everything from thedelicious breakfast to the afternoon teawith the generous slice of apple strudel willwarm your heart. Watch out for the localbranches, theyre not in the same league!Address: Kurfrstenstr. 58Phone: +49 30 2615 096Internet: www.cafeeinstein.comMore information: Tiergarten

Caf HildeHilde is great. One of best cafes in Berlin,by far. A good place to just hang out. Thesalads are always excellent, paninis aredelish. The decor is vintage style furnitureand of an excellent quality, they are allchosen with great care for comfort anddesign.



Address: Metzer Strasse 22Internet: www.hilde-berlin.com

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

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Berlin is the city of cocktails as well asbeer. Here youll find many well-educated,elegantly dressed bartenders wholl happilylisten to your requirements. In BerlinHappy Hour isnt just a cheap booze-up inthe middle of the day. Its an opportunityto enjoy a skillfully mixed cocktail at areasonable price.Since the 1980s, Berlin has been renownedfor its electro scene. The tradition lives onand Berliners are dancing as never before.The great thing with clubs in Berlin is thatthey close when you feel like going homeand not before.

GreenwichBehind the almost-invisible door there arecrowds of chic Mitte inhabitants and youngbusinessmen. Male models mix thecocktails. Subdued lighting.Address: Gipsstr. 5Phone: +49 30 2809 5566Internet: www.greenwichbar.comMore information: Mitte

WrgeengelThe Wrgeengel is arguably Berlins mostcharming bar. Artists and actors come hereto enjoy a glass of red wine and a cigarilloat the mirror bar. The lighting is soft andthe sound levels high. Italian snacks areserved.

Address: Dresdener Str. 122Phone: +49 30 6155 560Internet: www.wuergeengel.de

Victoria BarA luxurious addition to Berlins bar menu isthe Victoria Bar. The Bars stylish interiorwith leather sofas, dark wood panellingand modern art has won awards. Theloudspeakers play jazz, soul and reggae.Address: Potsdamer Strae 102Phone: +49 30 2575 9977Internet: www.victoriabar.deMore information: Tiergarten

Weekend12 floors up in a skyscraper at theAlexanderplatz you can dance until sunrise.Young and beautiful people crowd aroundthe square bar.Address: Alexanderplatz 5Internet: www.week-end-berlin.deMore information: Mitte

WatergateIf a good techno DJ comes to town this iswhere youll find him or her. In smartpremises with a view over the river, youcan dance yourself sweaty in one ofBerlins most famous clubs.Address: Falckensteinstr. 49 aPhone: +49 30 6128 0396Internet: www.water-gate.deMore information: Kreuzberg

WMFWMF is an institution. For a Berlin club it isnormal to move between variousaddresses and WMF has done so manytimes over the years. Irrespective of theaddress, its always young, hip and with agood mix of music.Address: Klosterstrasse 44Internet: www.wmfclub.de

PURO LoungeAt this Sky Lounge every visitor has amagnificent view of Kurfrstendamm whilethey have a cocktail or two!



Address: Tauentzienstr. 11Phone: +40 2636 7875Internet: www.puro-berlin.de

SolarOn the 16th and 17th floor, being thehighest located lounge and restaurant inBerlin, this place offers not only good foodbut also a great view of the city!Address: Stresemannstr. 76Phone: +40 163 7652 700Internet: www.solarberlin.com

40 SecondsAn exclusive club lounge which overlooksthe Potzdamer Platz.Address: Potsdamer Str. 58Phone: +40 30 8906 4241Internet: www.40seconds.de

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

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FriedrichstraeOn the long Friedrichstrae you findGaleries Lafayette with Escada, Boss andH&M. For the car lover there are the latestbeauties from Peugeot, Volkswagen andBugatti to admire (corner Unter denLinden). At number 90, theres the citysbest bookshop Dussmann, dasKulturkaufhaus, containing five floors ofculture. Listen to your favorite artistslatest record or sit down in an armchairwith a stack of books. On the top floortheres literature in English and a leather

sofa with a view over Friedrichstrae.

KurfrstendammIf youre looking for luxury then youvecome to the right place. On the west sideparade there are shops like Burberry, MaxMara and Tommy Hilfiger. But theres alsomore reasonable priced fashion such asH&M and Zara. You can turn intoFasanenstrae where youll find Gucci andChanel and also jewelers including, ofcourse, a Bulgari!At the beautiful Savignyplatz there arenumerous bookshops specialising in art,design and fashion (Knesebeckstrae). Ifyou want to enhance your home you canturn into Kantstrae where Stilwerk iswaiting with its five floors and 58 shops offittings and design. Refresh yourself withthe citys best coffee at Caf Einstein(Savignyplatz 11) or a cocktail atGainsbourg (Savignyplatz 5).

MitteIf you jump off the train at HackescherMarkt, its difficult not to devote the rest ofthe day to shopping. The area is full of thelatest fashion, vintage and excitingfurniture shops. You can start withHackescher Hfe and then stroll on to NeueSchnhauser Strae and Alte SchnhauserStrae. Here you will find several of Berlinsyoung designers. Dont miss FionaBennetts fantastic hats at GroeHamburger Str. 25. If your feet are hurtingthere is the Birkenstock Store on NeueSchnhauser Str. 19, (since youre in thehomeland of beautiful sandals, the pricewill be right). A little further on isMnzstrae with its Adidas Store andAmerican Apparel. If youre hungry theressushi, enchiladas and Italian food close by.

KaDeWeEuropes biggest department store,



KaDeWe (Kaufhaus des Westens), hasalready celebrated its 100th anniversary.Its best known for its two upper floorswhere you can sip pink champagne or loseyourself in its immense selection ofdelicatessen.Address: Tauentzienstrae 21-24Phone: +49 30 212 10Internet: www.kadewe.comMore information: (Schneberg)

Quartier 206Friedrichstrasses pearl! Here youll findGucci, La Perla and Yves Saint Laurentunder one and the same roof. The founderAnne Maria Jagdfeld had a clearunderstanding of what she wanted theideal shopping centre to look like. Have acoffee and enjoy the luxurious interior andblack and white chequered Art Deco.Address: Friedrichstr. 71Phone: +49 30 2094 6800Internet: www.departmentstore-quartier206.comMore information: Mitte

Galeries LafayetteBerlin too has been enriched by one of theworlds best known French departmentstores. Four floors filled with perfumes,designer clothes, and 200 Euro scarves.The delicatessen department is appreciatedby Berliners.Address: Friedrichstr. 76-78Phone: +49 30 209 480Internet: www.lafayette-berlin.deMore information: Mitte

Potzdamer Platz ArkadenAn American style shopping centre withlots of everything. Youll find Mango,Esprit, H&M och Mandarina Duck. Italianice-cream, sandwiches and coffee bars.Child friendly.Address: Alte Potsdamer Str. 7Phone: +49 30 2559 270Internet: www.potsdamer-platz-arkaden.deMore information: Tiergarten

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

Jan Kranendonk

There is a wide variety of hotels in Berlin,booking before travelling is recommended.

EXCLUSIVEGrand Hyatt HotelThe Grand Hyatt leaves little to desire inthe form of luxury and comfort. Near theultramodern Potzdamer Platz it is amixture of Japanese and Bauhaus. Thereare marble bathrooms and an extravagantpool and spa on the top floor.Address: Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 2Phone: +49 30 2553 1234Internet: www.berlin.grand.hyatt.comMore information: Tiergarten

Hotel Adlon KempinskiThe Hotel Adlon is close to theBrandenburg Gate and competes with it forattention. Greta Garbo lived here at onetime and today the red carpet is rolled outfor royals, celebrities and politicians.Address: Unter den Linden 77Phone: +49 30 226 10 /+49 30 2261 1111 (reservations)Internet: www.hotel-adlon.deMore information: Mitte

GOOD VALUEHotel Art NouveauThe owners have sensitively selectedantique furniture for the various roomsThe Red, The Italian, The Japanese,etc. Its a joy for those who are interestedin interior design.



Address: Leibnizstrae 59Phone: +49 30 3277 440Internet: www.hotelartnouveau.deMore information: Charlottenburg

Pension AckselhausAckselhaus is a real gold nugget withpersonally designed rooms andapartments. Situated in a newly renovated,early nineteenth century house in trendyPrentzlauer Berg. Quite charming with itscafe and wonderful garden.Address: Belforterstr. 21Phone: +49 30 4433 7633Internet: www.ackselhaus.deMore information: Prenzlauer Berg

LindemannsA new design hotel with wonderful bedsand great ambiance. The smart interiortogether with attentive staff makes thishotel a gem.Address: Potsdamer Strasse 171-173Phone: +49 30 5268 540Internet: www.lindemanns-hotel.de

City Pension BerlinThis accommodation is a small, family-runhotel. It is located in the heart of Berlinand offer rooms for reasonable price.Address: Stuttgarter Platz 9Phone: +49 30 327 74 10Internet: www.city-pension.de

BASICHonigmondA hotel to enjoy is the Honigmond(Honeymoon) in Mitte. Carefully renovatedin Baroque style with gold framed mirrors.In the evening, the candles give a pleasantlight in the restaurant which is patronizedby local people.Address: Tieckstr. 12Phone: +49 30 2844 550Internet: www.honigmond.deMore information: Mitte

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

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AirportsFrom the two international BerlinairportsTegel and Schnefeldits easyto get to the city. The JetExpressBus TXLgoes from Tegel (30 min.) to Mitte. Ifyoure heading for Charlottenburg you cantake the X9 or 109 buses (30 min.) A taxito the city costs about 25.Phone: +49 180 5000 186Internet: www.berlin-airport.de

From Shhnenfeldt theres anAirportExpress-train (30 min). Otherwise,theres bus 171 to Rudow undergroundstation where you can change to a traininto the city. S-Bahn Schnefeld is only300 metres from the airport (50 min). Ataxi to the city costs about 30-40.

Public transportThe underground system in Berlin is easyto use and very efficient. The U-Bahn isthe ordinary underground system. TheS-Bahn is a commuter train system thatruns in three lines around the city. Berlinhas three fare zones: zone A is delineatedby the S-Bahn ring and encompasses thecity centre zone B ends at the city limitsand zone C includes Berlins immediatesurroundings (e.g. Potsdam, Oranienburg).On weekdays trains run till midnight andon weekends late into the night. Ticketscan be bought on the platform (dontforget to stamp them afterwards there



are numerous inspectors). If you have timeand feel like sightseeing you can use tramsinstead. You can buy tickets on the trams.You can also by a WelcomeCard on whichyou and three children can travel for 72hours. This includes discounts formuseums. They are also available for 48hours. They can be bought at BTM-officesand many hotels. Please see the prices at:Internet: www.bvg.de and www.s-bahn-berlin.de

TaxiTaxis are relatively cheap in Berlin. Whenyou start your taxi journey, the taximetersfixed starting price is usually around 2,50.If you just need a short ride within the city(up to 2 km), you can hail a car on thestreet. It costs 4 (fixed price).

PostYou can buy stamps at the post office andsome tobacconists. Open times vary, but918 weekdays and 913 on Saturdays isthe norm. The post office on Joachimstr. 7(S-Bahn/Underground ZoologischerGarten) is open 8-midnight, Sun9-midnight.

PharmacyIn case of acute need of medical care,please call +49 (0)30 310 031. Otherwisethere is Call a Doc on phone no: +49(0)1804 2255 2362.

DentistsFor urgent need of dental care please call+49 (0)30 8900 4333.

TelephoneCountry code: +49Area code: 030

Electricity230 V / 50 Hz

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TOP 10 #TOPTEN#Short of time, hard to choose? Here areten of Berlins gold nuggets:1. Museuminsel. Historic exhibitions on ahistoric site.2. Dada Falafel. If fast food places couldget Michelin stars, Dada Falafel would haveone. Order a Dada Plate and youll get a bitof everything.3. KaDeWe. A department store with 100years of history, known for itschampagne-drinking clientele.4. Monsieur Vuong. For an energy kick goto the citys favorite restaurant. After atasty chili salad and a Vietnamese coffeeyoull be back on track.5. WeekEnd Club. 12 floors up and itshard to decide whether its the view or thecocktail thats making you dizzy.6. Caf Einstein. For a historical andmemorable apple strudel with custard!7. Martin-Gropius-Bau. Modern exhibitionsin a renaissance inspired environment from1881.8. Ming Dynastie. The best Chinese foodoutside China.9. Barcomis. Specially roasted coffee andcake for the greedy. For those who cantdecide, we recommend the MonsterBrownie or the carrot cake.10. Hotel Adlon Kempinski. The view fromthe 7,000 -suite is said to be lovely.


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|Agricolastrasse A2Albrechtstrasse F1Alexanderufer E1Alt Moabit A1 B1 C1 D1Alte Jakobstrasse G4Alte Potsdamer Str. E3 E4Altonaer Strasse B2Am Karlsbad D4 E4Am Kupfergraben G1 G2Am Lustgarten G2Am Weidendamm F1Am Zeughaus G2An der Urania B4Anhalter Strasse F4Ansbacher Strasse B4Augsburger Strasse A4Auguststrasse G1Axel Springer Stra. G3 G4Bachstrasse A2Bartningallee B2Bayreuther Strasse B4Bebelplatz G2Behrenstrasse E2 F2Bellevueallee D3Bellevuestrasse E3Bernburger Strasse E4Bertolt-Brecht-Pla. F1Besselstrasse F4 G4Beuthstrasse G3Bissingzeile D4Bochumer Strasse A1Bodestrasse G2Breitscheid Platz A4Breslau Strasse A3Budapesterstrasse B4Bundesratufer A1Burggrafenstrasse B4Burgstrasse G1 G2Calvinstrasse C1Charlottenstrass. F2 F3 F4Claire Waldoff Str. F1Claudiusstrasse B1 B2Corneliusstrasse B4Dehler Strasse B3Derfflingerstrasse C4Dessauer Strasse E4Dorotheenstrasse E2 F2Drakestrasse B3Ebertstrasse E3Eichhornstrasse E3 E4Einemstrasse C4Elberfelder Strass. A1Englische Strasse A2Entlastungsstrasse D3Essener Strasse A1Feilnerstrasse G4Flensburger Strass. B2Franz Liszt Ufer D1Franzsische Stras. F3 G2Friedrichsgracht G2 G3Friedrichstrasse F1 F3 F4

Gabriele Tergit Pr. E4Genthiner Strasse C4Georgenstrasse F2Gertrud Kolmar Str. E3Gipsstrasse G1Glinkastrasse F2 F3Grosser Stern B3Hamburger Strasse G1Hannah Ahrendt Str. E3Hannoversche Stras. F1Hansaplatz B2Hansaufer A2Hardenberg Strasse A4Hedemannstrasse F4Helgolnder Uter B1 B2Hertzallee A3Hildebrandstrasse C3 C4Hiroshimastrasse C3Hitzigallee D4Hofjgerallee B3Holsteiner Ufer B1Hndelallee A2 B2Invalidenstrasse D1Jagow Strasse A1 A2Jebensstrasse A3 A4Jerusalemer Strass. G3Joachimstaler Stra. A4Johannisstrasse F1John Foster Dulles. D2Junkerstrasse G4Jgerstrasse F3 G3Kantstrasse A4Kapelleufer E1Karl Liebknecht St. G2Katharina Heinroth. B3 B4Keithstrasse B4Kirchstrasse B1Klingelhferstrass. C3 C4Klopstockstrasse A2 B2Kluckstrasse C4 D4Kochstrasse F4 G4Krausenstrasse G3Krausnickstrasse G1Krefelder Strasse A1Kronenstrasse F3 G3Kurfrstendamm A4Kurfrstenstrasse B4 C4Kurstrasse G3Kbisstrasse C3 C4Kthener Strasse E4Landgrafen Strasse B4Lehrter Strasse D1Leipziger Platz E3Leipziger Strass. E3 F3 G3Lennstrasse E3Lesser Ury Weg C1 D1Lessingstrasse B1Levetzowstrasse A1 A2Lichtensteinallee B3Lindenstrasse G4Linienstrasse F1

Linkstrasse E4Los Angeles Platz A4Luisenstrasse E1Lneburger Strasse C1 C2Ltzowplatz C4Ltzowstrasse C4 D4Ltzowufer B4 C4Marburger Strasse A4Marienstrasse E1 F1Markgrafenstrasse G3 G4Mauerstrasse F3Melanchthonstrasse C1 C2Mittelstrasse F2Mohrenstrasse F3 G3Mckernstrasse F4Neustdtische Kirs. F2Niederkirchnerstra. E4 F4Niederwallstrasse G3Nrnberger Strasse A4Oberwallstrasse G2 G3Olof Palme Platz A4 B4Oranienburger Stra. F1 G1Oranienstrasse G4Otto Dix Strasse C1Otto von Bismarck . E2Ottostrasse A1Pariser Platz E2Paul Lbe Allee D2 E2Paul Strasse C1 C2Platz der Republik D2 E2Potsdamer Brcke D4Potsdamer Platz E3Potsdamer Strass. D3 D4 E3Puttkamerstrasse F4Rankestrasse A4Rathenower Strasse C1Rauchstrasse B3Reichpietschufer C4 D4 E4Reichstagufer E2 F2Reinhardtstrasse E1 F1Ritterstrasse G4Scheidemannstrasse D2 E2Schillstrasse B4 C4Schlossplatz G2Schumannstrasse E1 F1Schtzenstrasse G3Schneberger Stras. E4Schneberger Ufer D4Seydlitzstrasse C1Siegmunds Hof A2Sigismundstrasse D4Simsonweg E2Sophienstrasse G1Spenerstrasse C1Spreeweg C2Stauffenbergstrass. D3 D4Strasse des .A3 B3 C2 D2 E2Stresemannstrasse E4 F4Stromstrasse B1Stlerstrasse B3 B4Taubenstrasse F3 G3

Tauentzienstrasse A4 B4Thomas Dehler Stra. B3Thomasiusstrasse B1Tiergartenstrasse C3 D3Tiergartenufer A3Tucholskystrasse F1 G1Turmstrasse A1 B1 C1Universittsstrass. F2 G2Unter den Linden F2Werderscher Markt G2Wichmannstrasse B4Wilhelmstras. E2 E3 F3 F4Willy Brandt Stras. D1 D2Wilsnacker Strasse C1Wittenbergplatz B4Von der Heydt Stra. C4Vosstrasse E3Wullenweberstrasse A2Ziegelstrasse F1Zimmerstrasse F4 G4Zwinglistrasse A1

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