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Here you can find some tipps for tourist attractions for an excusrion in Berlin:
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 The famous Kurfuerstendamm boulevard (called Kudamm by locals) has a length of 3.5 km and connects Berlin Charlottenburg from Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church at Breitscheid place until Rathenau Place in Berlin Grunewald. The Kurfuerstendamm is the most famous boulevard in the city of West Berlin. It is most popular amongst locals and tourists because of its huge variety of boutiques, shops, cafés and restaurants... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 2.9 km |
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 The Zoo Berlin was opened in 1844 as the first Zoo in Germany. It hosts about 1,400 species (including the Aquarium Berlin) and about 14,000 animals and is therefore the richest in speciest zoo of the world. It is located in the city of West Berlin between train station Zoologischer Garten and the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and always worth a visit... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 3.1 km |
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 On three floors the Zoo-Aquarium has always relied on a cross section of the animal classes of fish, invertebrates, reptiles, amphibians and arthropods. The core of the house is the crocodile hall which has been the first visitors walk through animal enclosure in the world. The Aquarium Berlin accomodates more than 12,000 animals in more than 900 species which makes it the richest in species of its kind... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 3.9 km |
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 The Meilenwerk in Berlin is the first address for fans and admirers of vintage cars. Under its roof you will find specialists, tehnique enthusiasts and aesthetes. It is a perfect place to stroll around and watch the cars but they are also sold at the Meilenwerk... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 4.4 km |
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 An oasis in the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, the Berlin Botanic Garden is a plant paradise of world importance with a history of over 325 years. It is one of the top three botanic gardens in the world and Garden Heritage... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 5.6 km |
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 Berlin’s Potsdamer Platz is the most striking example of the urban renewal that turned Berlin into the ‘New Berlin’ in the 1990s although it is not, strictly-speaking, a square. The area today consists of the three developments known as Daimler City or the DaimlerChrysler Areal (1998), the Sony Centre (2000) and the Beisheim Centre (2004), which literally transformed the dormant wasteland where the Berlin Wall stood between east and west Berlin until 1989... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 5.9 km |
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 At the former location of Lehrter Stadtbahnhof Berlin's new main train station Hauptbahnhof opened on May 28th 2006 after a construction time of almost 11 years. The building in Spreebogen, which is the largest and most modern crossing station in Europe, effectively combines striking architecture with the mobility requirements of the 21st century. Every day, some 1100 long-distance, regional and rapid transit trains call at the 14 platforms on two different levels... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 5.9 km |
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 The Liquidrom offers an unusual wellness experience for your relaxation in the pulsating city life of Berlin. After exploring the city you can enjoy a relaxing day at the Liquidrom. Its warm and saline water indulges your mind and body. Under water colours and light shows unite with classic, whale chants or electronic music. Experience weightlessness in this liquid sound.... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 6.2 km |
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 Since July 2008 Berlin has also a version of Madame Tussauds famous wax menagerie, just around the corner of the Brandenburg Gate. Visitors can get in touch with international stars, sports legends, politicians and historic personalities... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 6.8 km |
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 The Gendarmenmarkt in is one of the most beautiful squares in Berlin. It is best known for the architectural trio composed of the German and French cathedrals (Deutscher und Französischer Dom) and Schinkel’s Konzerthaus (concert hall) which together form one of the most stunning ensembles in Berlin... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 7.0 km |
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 The arthouse Tacheles is situated in a ruin in Berlin Mitte. Located in former East Berlin, the area was a Jewish quarter in the past and has now become a meeting point for people interested in arts and culture... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 7.8 km |
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 Berlin’s Hackesche Höfe (Hof means courtyard) – just off S-Bahn Station Hackescher Markt in Berlin Mitte, is a heritage site consisting of eight communicating, restored rear courtyards accessible through Rosenthalerstrasse 40’s main arched entrance... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 8.5 km |
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 The Alexanderplatz in Berlin is just called 'Alex’ by locals. The square was named to honour Alexander I, Tsar of Russia, on his visit to Berlin in 1805. Layer upon layer of Berlin’s urban history is located in Alexanderplatz, interweaving centuries of social, political, and architectural history and repeatedly the subject of public debate and urban design competitions... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 9.6 km |
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 The East Side Gallery is a 1.3 km long painted stretch of the former Berlin Wall along the Mühlenstrasse in former East Berlin. It is the largest open-air gallery in the world with over one hundred original mural paintings. Galvanised by the extraordinary events which were changing the world, artists from all around the globe rushed to Berlin after the fall of the Wall, leaving a visual testimony of the joy and spirit of liberation which erupted at the time... » More |
| Distance from hotel: 14.1 km |
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 Peacock Island has an area of 76 hectares and is a delicately-landscaped ensemble of gardens and meadows created in 1793. Today, you may visit the island, which retains the main features characteristic of the period from 1816 through 1834, when it was under the care of the estate gardener Ferdinand Fintelmann... » More |
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