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Districts
Portraits of Berlin's districts from Charlottenburg to Zehlendorf with information on residential areas, infrastructure and local authorities. more
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Portraits of Berlin's districts from Charlottenburg to Zehlendorf with information on residential areas, infrastructure and local authorities. more
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From Lübars to Lichtenrade, from Wannsee to Wartenberg: Berlin's larger districts are divided into 97 smaller localities (Ortsteile). more
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If you just moved to Berlin or are thinking of moving here, there are lots of questions to answer. An overview of the most important tips and topics for new Berliners. more
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Garden culture in perfection, sunbathing lawns or meadows, trees and wildflowers: In Berlin's parks and gardens there is room for everything and everyone. more
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Berlin's lakes are the perfect place to find some peace and quiet. An overview of the most popular lakes in Berlin and leisure activities in their vicinity. more
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Berlin is considered a dog-friendly city. These are the local regulations dog owners who want to explore Berlin with their four-legged friends must abide by. more
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Berlin is a great city for runners. The biggest running events and road races for ambitious recreational athletes. more
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Overview of Berlin's lidos with addresses and information on facilities and opening hours. more
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Folk festivals, film festivals, flea markets, food events and more: the best tips for beautiful summer days in Berlin. more
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For bargain hunters and treasure seekers: Berlin's flea markets offer a relaxed shopping experience and a great activity for your weekend afternoon. more
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Offering one-of-a-kind decorations, clothing, jewelry and artworks, Berlin's design markets are a treasure trove for lovers of creativity and unique aesthetics. more
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Forgot something during your last grocery shopping trip? No problem! Unlike most businesses, these supermarkets in Berlin are allowed to open on Sundays. more