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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Berlin Guide for Tourist PRENZLAUER BERG 11 Cafe-Restaurant Miro, Raumerstr. 29. U2: Eberswalder Str. The kind of place where the food looks almost as good as it tastes. Generous portions of delectable Mediterranean cuisine. Breakfast 3-8. Soups 3. Open lOam-midnight. La Bodeguita del Medio, Husemanstr. 10. U2: Eberswalderstr. A Cuban tapas bar, decorated by customer scrawlings that cover the tables, walls, and ceilings. Aside from the tapas (4-8) there&#8217;s not really a menu-they cook new dinner specials every day. Sa-Su dinner buffet (9.50) starting at 7pm. Open daily 4pm-late. The Chop Bar, Pappalallee 29. A friendly West African restaurant. Try </p>
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		<title>BERLIN ENTERTAINMENT</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>BERLIN ENTERTAINMENT Berlin has one of the most vibrant cultural scenes in the world: Exhibitions, concerts, plays, and dance performances. The city still generously subsidizes its art scene, despite recent cutbacks, and tickets are usually reasonable, especially with student discounts. Numerous festivals celebrating everything from Chinese film to West African music spice up the regular offerings; posters proclaiming special events festoon the city well in advance. Reservations can be made by calling the box office directly. Always ask about student discounts; most theaters and concert halls offer up to 50% off, but only if you buy at the Abendkasse (evening </p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>BERLIN Don’t wait any longer to see Berlin (pop. 3.4 million). The city is nearing the end of a massive transitioned phase, developing from a reunited metropolis reeling in the aftermath of the Cold War to the epicenter of the EU and the Berlin of five or even two years from now will be radically different from the Berlin of today. Germany is the industrial leader of the continent, and when the Lehrter Stadtbahnhof (Europe’s largest train station) opens in 2004, this city will essentially become its capital too. However, in the wake of the Nazi regime, some Germans question </p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Travel to Berlin LOCAL SERVICES Luggage Storage: In Bahnhof Zoo. Lockers ‚0.50-2 per day, depending on size. 72hr. max. If lockers are full, try Gepackaufbewahrung (‚2 per piece per day). Open daily 6:15am-10:30pm. 24hr. lockers are available at Ostbahnhof and Alexanderplatz. Bookstores: Marga Scholer Bucherstube, Knesebeckstr. 33, between Savignypl. and the Ku&#8217;damm. S3: Savignypl. Off-beat and contemporary reading material in English. Open M-W 9:30am-7pm,Th-F9:30am-8pm, Sa 9:30am-4pm. Dussman, Friedrichstr. 90. U6: Friedrichstr. Huge store; books in English on the 2nd fl. Open M-Sa lOam-lOpm. Bi-Gay-Lesbian Resources: Lesbenberatung, Kulmer Str. 20a ( 215 20 00), offers lesbian counseling. Open M-Tu and Th </p>
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