Shoping in KADEWE
if you like shopping you won't get around going go 'KA DE WE' (Kaufhaus des Westens). there is nothing (or nearly nothing) you can't find there. before christmas the whole place is decorated very nice
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Hallo,
anyone could recommend some good club(s) with electronic music? Im going to spend saturday night in Berlin and would like to have some fun.
Thanks a lot,
Jan
Hi Sukan
Have a look here -
http://www.expatica.com/de/entertainment/whats_on/berlin-clubs-6308.html
Hopefully you'll find something of interest.
Berlin is an amazing city! Check out a venue called Kaffee Burger too - it's on this list. Fantastic old style venue.
the mentioned list is unfortunately a bit outdated (and not that good for electronic music).
the best clubs for electronic music/techno are:
- berghain
- watergate
- arenaclub
- 103 club
- weekend
- golden gate
- tape
- zmf (zurmöbelfabrik)
if it's good weather
- bar25
- club der visionäre
if you like shopping you won't get around going go 'KA DE WE' (Kaufhaus des Westens). there is nothing (or nearly nothing) you can't find there. before christmas the whole place is decorated very nice
In a lot of bars and restaurants and also in some shopping malls, there will be an attendant on toilet duty. They set up table outside , sometimes they offer candy/sweets and fruit and they keep the toilets clean. They also like a tip.
then check out the outlying areas of Berlin and Brandenburg - lakes, rivers, and green green green. The picture here is the Rangsdorfer See, a lesser-known lake than the Wannsee, but just as beautiful.
Multi-floored, all polished glass, marble and chrome. Security guards at the door. Attentive sales clerks, quick to smile, ready to serve you in any way possible...that is KaDeWe!
I think most everyone has to make a tip for KaDeWe if they are creating a Berlin page. It is a well-known shopping facility. I've visited a number of times with a German friend who is absolutely bonkers for imported American foods. The place is always amazingly crowded but mostly with foreign shoppers and residents or tourists, or nouveau rich people as opposed to those who live in the city who are more thrifty. But if you are a visitor or have the funds why not browse inside? The "food court" is excellent, the employees are generally more attentive than at some other shops, its bright, colorful, busy and stylish inside.
Also for those tourists and visitors, if you have purchased items, before you leave see the attendant at the "tax-free" kiosk at the main entrance. If you have your passport or a picture ID like a driver's license they will print out and sign a Global Refund Cheque for to refund the tax on your purchases. No cash refunds in the store, but you must have your cheque stamped before you check your baggage at the airport.
From the brochure they give you: "On leaving the EU show your purchases to Customs officials and have your Global refund cheque stamped within 3 months of purchase. By air, before baggage check-in, by rail ask for information about stamp formailities."
You have to have the customs stamp to get a refund. You can also mail your stamped cheque to Global Refund and get a bank draft sent to you or direct deposit to your card or bank account. Well, certainly they have imports from all over the world. The most expensive clothing, handbags, luggage, make-up, perfumes and colognes and such things. As I said before, one can get the same items or similar for cheaper prices elsewhere. The only thing I really suggest buying here (especially if you are an ex-pat) is the imported food and drink items that might remind you of home.
Occasionally I will buy a few Mountain Dews for example, as one cannot buy them generally here in Berlin, or the rest of Germany either I would imagine. Also if you are planning a special authentic ethnic dinner, etc. you might find the items you need here definitely, instead of trying a half dozen different shops elsewhere in Berlin and still not finding what you need. If you are buying clothes, perfumes, make-up, accessories, or anything it's more expensive here than most other shops in Berlin.
Everything really everything starts with a dream, an idea and people who have the ability to dream and to live their dreams !
So the actor Ben Becker and his buddy Dimitri Hegemann followed their dream and established their own bar on April 2000. The Trompete with it's cool black leather interior and mighty bar which is open only on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. There are often life bands and other performances at that bar which are really worth for a drop in and a good drink late in the night.
The chance to meet famous people here is really good. ... Enjoy ! Just be yourself !
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