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Landschaftspark Herzberge

This was once a place where freight trains were shunted, and for many years, it was the site of the East German youth organisation’s summer…
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Ober- und Orankesee

Today, you can view this house if you go for a walk around the lake. The garden offers a pretty view of the lake and park, no wonder that…
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Landwehrkanal

Prinzenstraße is the start of one of the most endearing sections of the Landwehr Canal. Right next to the bridge is the always well-visited and abundantly noisy Prinzenbad. A few steps further, the new riverside promenade attracts young urbanites and tourists blessed with free time.
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Lietzenseepark

Lietzenseepark in Charlottenburg is amazingly quiet, even though it is close to Kantstraße, Bismarckstraße and the city motorway – three extremely loud major traffic routes. But the park shuts out the noise, all you will hear is a modest background hum as you go for a walk or take a break from the hustle and bustle of Charlottenburg.
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Lindenufer

It is precisely at this important section of the Havel’s green corridor, where the view stretches from Spandau’s historic district to the…
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Rosengarten Karl-Marx-Allee

On Karl-Marx-Allee in Friedrichshain, a park with roses, bushes, shrubs, pergolas, benches and walks was built in the 1950s between the magnificent buildings of what was formerly Stalinallee.
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Hochzeitspark (Wedding Park)

Hochzeitspark is still quite new and hardly known outside of Marzahn.
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Stadtpark Steglitz

Away from all the tourists, in Berlin’s southern district, we find Stadtpark Steglitz, a romantic garden memorial that is mostly visited by…
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Rauschgold

The gay and lesbian bar Rauschgold is opposite SchwuZ on Mehringdamm. It's so small and intimate in Rauschgold that you're always amazed how many guests can fit in the bar. It is famous for its super tasty cocktails and the regular show and parties for which the decor is changed again and again to match the theme of each event.
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Malzfabrik in Berlin (Malt factory)

Discover an impressive monument of early Berlin industrial architecture: the Malzfabrik in Tempelhof.
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Capt’n Crop

Individually tailored to fit your head and suit your taste, every hat here is a one-off.
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Richardplatz

Turn off bustling Karl-Marx-Straße and immerse yourself in the tranquil atmosphere of a Bohemian village.
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Greenwichpromenade

Greenwichpromenade in Tegel is the ideal starting point for many enjoyable trips: on water or dry land.
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Tegeler Fließ

Tegeler Fließ in Reinickendorf – experience the impressive wildlife and a village idyll.
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Hannah-Höch-Haus

At the Hannah-Höch-Haus you can walk in the wonderful garden that inspired the artist.
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Kolkviertel

The area Behnitz, mostly known as the Kolk, is the oldest settlement in Spandau’s old town centre, first recorded in the 13th century. When…
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Klein-Venedig

In Spandau there is an infinite choice of places to stroll along the waterside, ride your bike or sit and enjoy a cup of coffee. Or pick up the paddles and explore the Havel’s many creeks, lakes and canals yourself: it’s up to you where you go!
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Gutspark Groß Glienicke

Nothing beats a summer’s day at Groß Glienicker See! Especially when you’ve taken a refreshing dip in the lake and then take a stroll in the tall grass of the romantic manor park.
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Fliegeberg

A small hill in Berlin – a giant leap for mankind. The Fliegeberg is where Otto Lilienthal launched his test flights – and became one of the great pioneers of aviation.
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Nollendorfplatz + Winterfeldtplatz

Berlin is dynamic, tolerant and international – and that’s nowhere more true than at Nollendorfplatz in Schöneberg, and has been for 100 years.
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