Art-hotel Charlottenburger Hof
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Stuttgarter Platz 14, Berlin 10627
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tourist spots
by sagar59
Thanks for the sites,
Further, I have booked accomodation in youth hostel international in berlin..I would like to know which is the cheapest and fastest means of traveeling from frankfurt to berlin and back..I would prefer a direct train or bus service..
could some body suggest what should be done to see maximum toursit spots in berlin in two days at an affordable price..
Thanks once again
RE: tourist spots
by altamiro
The cheapest or the fastest means of travelling?
The cheapest would be a shared car rde that you could book at www.mitfahrzentrale.de or similar places.
The fastest would be the train: see www.bahn.de
There are also flights from Frankfurt to Berlin but you will not save time or money by flying. The train service will be faster door-to-door.
Long-distance buses are not a real option in Germany.
We need more information
by PR-7
> could some body[sic] suggest what should be done
> to see maximum toursit[sic] spots in berlin
What exactly are you hoping to see? Museums? Churches? Shopping? Parks? History? Palaces? I spent five days in Berlin last month and still didn't see it all; not even close. So, for a two-day trip, you'll have to decide what you really want to see. We can't tell you the best way to do so until we know WHAT you want to see.
RE: RE: tourist spots
by sagar59
Thanks a lot for the info , the free walking tour sounds intresting and i checked the site for rail ...I just need a clarification ...My flight is in the morning from frankfurt, is it possible that the train which shows 8 hour travel from berlin to frankfurt is a direct train ( ie We would not have to get down and change stations or train ) Idea is to sleep off the night in the train and reach early morning by 7 clock Frankfurt.
Could you kindly suggest
Thanks
RE: RE: tourist spots
by altamiro
If the bahn.de timetable does not show a train change, then it is a direct train. On a night train reservations are required, so you should reserve your bed a couple of days, or better 2-3 weeks, in advance.
Travel Tips for Berlin
Seat yourself
by Jgiii
It's helpful to know that in most restaurants you seat yourself, as opposed to waiting for a host to seat you. This is true for most of the places that wouldn't be considered upscale. Some of the fancier places will seat you. Just a tip so you don't stand around waiting for someone to seat you as locals breeze by and snatch up the tables.
Historische Muhle
by bpwillet
Around 1790, shortly after the death of Friedrich II., the Historische M?hle was built on the site of a wooden wind mill. The story "Muller von Sanssouci" by Johann Peter Hebel tells the story of the mill operator who got justice at court to keep the mill despite the disturbing clattering and noise The mill, was destroyed in 1945 and was rebuilt around 1993.
Fernsehturm Tower
by bpwillet
This 60's era tower was used as a TV tower. Built in the height of the Cold War it was meant to send out a message to the West. You can visit the top of the tower which has a revolving observatory. On a clear day, they say you can see for almost 40km. There is a restaurant up top as well. This tower also stands as a good reference point in Berlin, and one of Europe's tallest structures.
"CHECKPOINT CHARLIE
by listenandlearn
This happens to be one of the most popular among all the touristy places in Berlin we had visited; it was exciting with much action among all of us tourists. It is also quite colourful and let’s not forget the top and very commercialized place to visit in Berlin.
This was the earlier or previous border crossing of the Soviet and the American tanks which faced off the following the construction of the Wall in August year 1961.
We understand there has been quite a few replicas of this CHECKPOINT CHARLIE, as often as they change it is more and more exciting to see.
Many teams of the international architects have been drafted to redesign the no-man’s land with instructions to merge the eastern as well as the western parts of the city.
Few steps from this CHECKPOINT CHARLIE", you will find a quite interesting museum, as we said, it’s quite interesting as there you will see genuine history, photos of Adolph Hitler and many heavy world wide history of Berlin as well as many other parts of Berlin. These museum is not at all cheap, it costs us a little over ten euros just to walk around this tiny museum although full of black and white photos of well known historic of Berlin. The photos my wife did not care to see although it was there and well displayed are the photos of the topographies des terrors, these were the horrible terror or the secret police where the Gestapo and Hitler’s fellow man were, also photos of the Sachsenhausen....showing those horrible Nazis and those extermination camps located all over Berlin...those are just the things my wife did not care to see as it made her cry ...not that she knew anyone in particular it’s just in human acts.
Although the museum is yes quite interesting and if you find the time then we would suggest you visit it.
CHECKPOINT CHARLIE is open to public with long hours from 9 in the morning till 10 in the evening.. This is also known as Memorial to Wall Poor Naive Victims.
kreuzberg, the turkish quarter
by rkearns
walk around the turkish quarter, the poor quarter of berlin.
get a doner kebab. shop at the local stores. some of the consignment stores have some great finds!
transportation on the metro takes you right there.
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 Art-hotel Charlottenburger Hof
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Address: Stuttgarter Platz 14, Berlin 10627