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Kantstrasse 144, Berlin, 10623, Germany
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hi.
just wondering if there are any decent websites for the music scene in berlin.. both for electro/dance and hardcore punk. i've looked aobut on the interenet but can only seem to find listings for big named artists.. but its not really what im looking for!
also what are the good venues that put on hardcore shows?
thanks!!!
hi,,,I will let you know soon...
www.partyflock.nl is a good one for dutch events but I don't think it gives events outside Holland. I wish you luck though :)
you can find it in the city guides all around town when in berlin...that is what i wanted to say...no need to worry ***
I often find that if you find a place while you are there that sells the kind of music you like that is always a good place to ask :) I know it can sometimes be difficult to find the information if you are into a more 'underground'/non-mainstream type of music
The guys who work at midtown records are always helpful for our kind of music (they prob hate us using them as a tourist information centre, but we aren't there very often, and we do buy a lot of stuff off them)
the two magazines in Berlin " zitty " and " tip" both have online-sites: http://www.berlinonline.de/tip/ and www.zitty.de
Three (of the many) locations where punk concerts take place are TommyWeissbeckerHaus, SO36 and Piratecove. The online sites are
http://www.schicksaal.org/konzerte.php
http://www.so36.de/
http://www.myspace.com/clockorange
Well, have to admit it, contemporary architecture is out of my interests when I am exploring the places. I don't like, in particularly, skycrapers and those glass buildings where most of the banks or insurance companies have their seats. In most of the places, I've visited so far, all these buildings look alike. In Berlin, however, it is not the case. TO BE CONTINUED
The people I spoke to were all very raw about the wall and their history. Many said they were even ashamed of what their ancestors did. The world will never forget and so they can never be free of it. It was sad in a way. Hint: Don't bring their history up with people until you know them. Some get defensive and some cry. Not something you want to deal with when you're talking with a stranger.
When the wall came down and Berlin became once again the capital city of the united Germany it was time to build new embassies in the city. Some great architecture was created but none of the new embassies is as famous as the embassy complex of the Nordic countries.
Situated on the southern end of the Tiergarten five nordic countries - Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Norway and Sweden - came together with an idea of 5 similar buildings built together and enclosed by a single greenish envelope and birch trees. There is also a sixth building that accommodates public features like a library, cultural centres and exhibition places. A huge block of granite makes the main 4-storey high facade of the Norwegian embassy while Danes proudly display famous Danish chair design that you can see if you peek through the street window.
Built in 1999 by Berger and Parkkinen the Nordic Embassy Complex is a fine example of architecture and a great showcase of the Nordic approach that includes both individuality and cooperation.
Rauchstrasse, bus #200 stops nearby.
KaDeWe or Kaufhaus des Westens is a mammoth of a department store. Filling most part of a block and then expanding to the neighbouring buildings, the store can provide all the things you need.
There are several floors filled with various stuff, and every floor could easily contain a smallish department store. The basement has cosmetics, bags, belts and other accessories, the next few floors up have fashions and the rest of the floors have home stuff, sport items and others. There is also a bookstore in the building.
One of the more pecular aspects of shopping experience are the centralised cashiers: there is only one place at a floor to pay your purchases. Navigating to the cashier can be quite annoying, especially if they are renovating the floor and there are stuff obscuring the views.
Berlin has a very good Infrastructure
You can go by Subway & Train or by Car, also Busses and Bicycles are there and good. Or wanna see Berlin from the water? Then take trip on a Boat over the "Spree" (river). Or you want a Berlin feeling? Then take a "Riksha", Bikes with 3 wheels that a driver will drive for you - you can sit in a comfortable seat and watch the city - though these way is not that cheap of course
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