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		<title>Berlin Guide for Tourist</title>
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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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		<pubDate>Wed, 18 Jan 2017 12:27:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Visit to Berlin CHARLOTTENBURG Welcome to Berlin you’re probably in Charlottenburg! Originally a separate town founded around the grounds of Friedrich I’s imperial palace, Charlottenburg now has Berlin’s main shopping strip, the Ku’damm, heavy with tourist traffic and upscale department stores. Most things in Charlottenburg are expensive, but the sights and tourist services around Bahnhof Zoo bring most travelers through. AROUND BAHNHOF ZOO. During the city’s division, West Berlin centered around Bahnhof Zoo, the station that inspired U2’s “Zoo TV” tour. (The U-Bahn line U2 runs through the station clever, no?) The surrounding area is a spectacle of department stores </p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Traveling in Berlin MARIENKIRCHE. The church is gothic, the altar and pulpit are rococco, and the tower is neo-romantic. Relatively undamaged during the war, this little church still holds relics from other nearby churches which used it as a shelter. Knowledgeable guides explain them and the painting collection from the Diirer and Cranach schools. (Open M-Th 10am-4pm, Sa-Su noor-4pm.) FERNSEHTURM. The tremendous and bizarre TV tower, the tallest structure in Berlin at 368m, was originally intended to prove East Germany&#8217;s technological capabilities; as a result, the tower has acquired some colorful politically-infused nicknames, among them the perennial favorite Walter Ulbricht&#8217;s </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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