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Rudower Strasse 90, Berlin, 12351, Germany
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Hi I'm new to this forum and I'm looking for some help. I am travelling to Berlin 22/12 and returning 26/12. Can people provide general advice of things to do, be wary of etc.
I am looking for a nice restaurant to eat at on xmas day. Are they all open, any recommendations. I have never been to Berlin so would be interested in good things to do and not miss.
Finally are there any theatre or other shows on in this period english speaking please.
thanks for your help
> I am looking for a nice restaurant to eat at on xmas day. Are they all open,
> any recommendations.
Some will be open for sure. For recommendations you may want to tell us your budget and the preferred area.
> I have never been to Berlin so would be interested in good things to do and
> not miss.
There are tons of tips here on VT, and you didn't tell us what you like. :-)
> Finally are there any theatre or other shows on in this period english
> speaking please.
F40 - English Theatre Berlin
Fidicinstr. 40,
10965 Berlin - Kreuzberg
Tel.: (030) 6 93 56 92,
Fax: (030) 69 50 47 27
E-Mail: info@etberlin.de
www.etberlin.de
There's an English cinema inside Sony Center, Potsdamer Platz. As for other shows: How about some music?
It's a good idea to check carefully in advance which restaurants, museums, theatre etc will be open during Christmas. It's also a good idea to book ahead, if you're travelling with someone and need seats for more than one person, booking ahead for the Christmas days is very much needed.
I looked at the English Theatre and it seems they're not open during the days you're in Berlin.
I've been eating here at xmas
http://www.matzbach-berlin.de/
many restaurants are closed on 24. 12. in Berlin...
> I looked at the English Theatre and it seems they're not open during the days
> you're in Berlin.
Oops, I didn't check.
Matzbach looks nice, it's in Kreuzberg, right? ;-)
The following restaurant is a bit upscale, but if you really want a good, albeit still affordable restaurant, try Zander. They do open during the boxing days.
http://www.zander-restaurant.de (German, please do reservate if you are interested, it's a small restaurant)
If you happen to stay in the west, you could try Ottenthal (Kantstraße 153, between Zoo Station and Savignyplatz). They close on 24/12, though.
Brechts (a bit upscale as well, http://www.brechts.de (English)) opens on 24/12.
"it's in Kreuzberg, right?" what did you expect??
all hotels have special christmas-offers in their restaurants too, also for persons that are not booking rooms.
> what did you expect??
Kreuzberg. ;-)
I gound a machine at the airport where you could put in your Euro's and pick your prescription for contacts... they were limited in strength... but I was able to get my 4.25 strength right from the machine...
You can also find them in the drug stores on the shelf...larger variety of Strengths
As a contact wearer I am always worried I will lose my last pair and be blind for the rest of my trip...
I don't know if other places in germany have this convenience...
What is it? A new "Wrapped Museum" project by the conceptual artist Christo? Or simply another stage in the much-anticipated but painstakingly slow reconstruction of "Museum Island"?
It's the "Neues Museum" - which isn't really all that new, having been constructed in the 1840s to alleviate overcrowding in the "Altes" Museum. When it's all done, Berlin's Egyptian treasures (including Nefertiti) will be housed here.
The old and new German capital was and still is in a constant state of flux which is well visible in mixed both old and modern architecture of the city. This phenomenon has accelerated since the fall of the Wall. Large efforts and money are now concentrated upon turning Berlin into an international metropolis, the new "capital of Europe".
For over the past decade, Berlin has been undergoing a major rebuilding process which is the best visible at Potzdamer Platz and Mitte. Even now, in 2003 that is over 13 years since the fall of the wall I could see quite many small and large construction works underwent in Berlin.
But I am sure that there was also a rebuilding process taking place less visibly - in the hearts and minds of Berliners.
"For drivers entering the GDR, for example to visit relatives, formalities were stringent, for those in transit to West Berlin less so. Still, passing through here could be a frightening and intimidating experience, and sometimes there were very long waiting times. All this came to an end in 1990 when Germany was reunified and the GDR was abolished"
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