Gärten der Welt
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There's no reason not to visit it. Children can play on the playgrounds and the adults can admire the nice gardening and architecture from different cultures.
you can eat and drink there at many facilites or bring your own food. just wander around the area and take a nice walk or sit down and take a sunbath.
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Oberbaumbrücke
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Formerly this iconic bridge marked the border between East and West and there was a time when it was closed to all civilians. The Cold War parties sometimes exchanged spies here. Today the bridge separates the districts of Kreuzberg and can be crossed by many means of transport (cars, metro, bike or walking).
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Taste Berlin: Classics & Trends Food Tour
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Graffiti Wall of Fame
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You can easily pass a day in Berlin walking around and spotting creative and funny works of street art - from huge wall-filling paintings to endless tags in the most improbable of places. But in case you're out of time or feeling lazy, be sure to get a good share of it here.
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AquaDom
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The good thing about this is: You don't have to visit Sea Life for it, but you can just walk into the building - the Radisson Blue in this case - and have a look at it. Elevator ride excluded of course.
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Abandoned Spy Station - Teufelsberg
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The forest is also great for hiking. The Spy station has some amazing photo opportunities, so its great for photographers. Also check out the huge Sand dune near by called the 'NSG Sandgrube'. Take the S9/ S75 to Heerstraße, or S1 to Grunewald and walk through the forest from there.
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Mauerpark
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On Sundays, the park is turned into a huge open air flea market where artists sell their crafts, people sell their used stuff and a variety of food stalls cater for all the other needs. On all other days (the sunny ones, mind you) the park is crowded until the wee small hours of the morning, with the usual barbecue/drinking/guitar-playing people.
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Reichstag Dome
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Walking up the shiny dome of the German parliament is one of the best opportunities to enjoy a free panoramic view of central Berlin. On top of Germany's centre of political power you have great looks of e.g. Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz and the Holocaust Memorial.
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Markthalle IX
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Opened in 1891 as one of 14 market halls built to supply Berlin with fresh groceries, this architectural gem has survived the war and then almost fell victim to dumping-price shops. A citizens' organisation recently decided to take over and it's slowly becoming THE place to go for conscious and fresh shopping.
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BiOriental Market
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Vegetables, clothes, spices, street musicians, antique stuff - whatever you name, you'll find it here on the waterside of beautiful Landwehrkanal. The name BiOriental refers to the many turkish and arab stalls as well as to the many offers of organic food.
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Tiergarten
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What used to be the hunting grounds for noblemen of the Holy Roman Empire was turned into a huge park in the 19th century (without losing any of its size). The Tiergarten is the green lung in the middle of the city and there's more than enough space for everyone. And yes: Most of former Westberlin is on its other side.
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Landwehrkanal
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One of the most beautiful strolls you can take on a sunny day in Berlin is a walk along this liquid border of Kreuzberg and Neukölln. Start at the corner Ratiborstraße/Paul-Lincke-Ufer at the very Eastern end of Kreuzberg (or at Maybachufer/Neukölln) and walk all the way up until Carl-Herz-Ufer (close to metro Hallesches Tor or Prinzenstraße).
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Görlitzer Park
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You want a cross-section of what life in multicultural, alternative Kreuzberg is like? A sunny afternoon in Görlitzer Park should sum it up. Bohemian sunbathers, Turkish family grill parties and exam-preparing students all meet here. It´s not everyone´s taste, though: In case you prefer it clean & quiet you should head for another Berlin park.
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TV Tower
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Located in former East Berlin, this is Germany’s tallest building with 368 metres. The TV tower is the icon that locals most associate with their city (more than Brandenburg Gate) because you can see it from almost everywhere in the city centre. Although they do not go up many times because it is quite expensive.
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Tempelhofer Park
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For a long time this huge area in central Berlin has been an airport. Some years ago locals voted in a referendum to stop plane traffic. In 2010 the so-called Tempelhofer Feld was opened as a park and ever since has been a paradise for barbecue parties, kite-flyers and cyclists. The park is opened when the sun rises and closed when it sets.
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Tempelhof Field
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The Tempelhof Field an airport turned park, is one of best urban parks in Europe. Great for a picnic or BBQ. Bike/rollerblade/run down the runway at full speed! Rent a bike and cycle down to one of the parks three entrances and check out the allotment area.
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