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Akazienstraße lies between Grunewaldstraße and Hauptstraße in Schöneberg. It's a a small street with a cosy neighbourhood charm. This is not a place for shops offering international fashion labels or big department stores. Instead, you'll find many long-established shops and individual boutiques lining Akazienstraße. Wine shops, delicatessens, and a few esoteric stores like the Dharma book store and Ianna boutique fill the neighbourhood.
To start off the morning or for a coffee break, there are many cosy cafés such as Café Bilderbuch, Café Sur, and Lina Rothenberg on Belziger Straße. In summer, the legendary ice cream parlous vanille & marille draws in the crowds.
Also legendary is the Möwe im Felsenkeller, a traditional Berlin pub that time seems to have forgotten. As Akazienstraße hits Hauptstraße, there's another Berlin institution: Deko Behrendt with its huge selection of decorative items, costumes, wigs, and false teeth.
Take the U7 to Eisenacher Straße. The other end of Akazienstraße at Kaiser-Wilhelm-Platz and Hauptstraße can be reached by Buses 106, 187, 204, M48, or M85. It's better to take public transport here since there are very few parking spaces.