Things to do in Berlin

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The Victoriapark in Kreuzberg is also nice. By famous romantic architect Schinkel. It's a mountain with park and woods and little artificial water fall, and on the top there is a weird little neogothic memorial. One can sit there and look far over the city. Nice to get away from dusty streets.

Curry 36 at UBahn Mehringdamm is one of the best Currybuden, isn't it? I used to eat there and liked it, and I hear it's still good.
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There's a place called Tacheles in the east that is a huge squat that artists have covered in amazing graffiti and sculpture and there's a bar there that is a bus cut in half :) I can recommend the east once you're bored of WWII.
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Natya_Raskolnikov wrote:There's a place called Tacheles in the east that is a huge squat that artists have covered in amazing graffiti and sculpture and there's a bar there that is a bus cut in half :) I can recommend the east once you're bored of WWII.
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And remember... Food and especially Frühstück is bloody cheap there! :D

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I'm heading to Berlin for a week with some friends at the end of the month. I'll make sure we head to this Tacheles place - cheers!
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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
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Natya_Raskolnikov wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
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I need me one of those!!! :)
There's a blogspot about it...

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Maisey wrote:I'm heading to Berlin for a week with some friends at the end of the month. I'll make sure we head to this Tacheles place - cheers!
Be sure to either attend the FUCKparade or the Schlagstrom fest Maisey, it is weird, wonderful art-bliss! :D

http://www.schlagstrom.de/

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originalgoth wrote:Maybe not everyones cup of tea but if you like history and have the stomach for it you could go to Sachsenhausen Concentration camp. It's 35 KM north of Berlin.
i went in Dachau when i visited Munich in 98 :|
it worthed a visit...but surely it's for strong stomaches
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Oh if you're into dinosaurs and that sort of thing (not everyone's cup of tea, I know but I'm a fan) you must go to the Museum für Naturkunde. They have the largest mounted dinosaur skeleton in the world (a specimen of Brachiosaurus brancai -- although technically I think B. brancai is Giraffatitan brancai these days) and they have the best Archaeopterix fossil ever found.

Also, if you can afford it, stay at the Hotel Velvet next door to Tacheles. Expensive, but very very nice.
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markfiend wrote:Oh if you're into dinosaurs and that sort of thing (not everyone's cup of tea, I know but I'm a fan)
I'm a palaeontologist (in training) 8)
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Maisey wrote:
markfiend wrote:Oh if you're into dinosaurs and that sort of thing (not everyone's cup of tea, I know but I'm a fan)
I'm a palaeontologist (in training) 8)
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You wouldn't believe how close it comes sometimes.
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Maisey wrote:
markfiend wrote:Oh if you're into dinosaurs and that sort of thing (not everyone's cup of tea, I know but I'm a fan)
I'm a palaeontologist (in training) 8)
Well then. Get yo ass to that museum! :lol:
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