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2-12-2019 22:15:11 Mobile | Show all posts |Read mode
Looking at a city break in November and never been to Berlin , whats it like for shopping, bars and restaurants etc?  Any recommended areas to stay in and hotels?  Ive been to Krakow and Prague before but open to other suggestions for a 3 night break.
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2-12-2019 22:15:13 Mobile | Show all posts
Brilliant city!

Kadewe is worth a look for shopping. The UBahn is fantastic, easy to get around on and value for money. Imbiss restaurants are great value for money. Visiting Berlin without trying a Currywurst is against the law.

I’ve been 4 times and always stayed in the Hotel Angleterre. A nice, reasonably priced hotel just down the road from Checkpoint Charlie. There’s a UBahn stop just outside as well.
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 Author| 2-12-2019 22:15:14 Mobile | Show all posts
Thanks @MisterRigsby  so is that hotel near stuff like bars, restaurants etc?
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2-12-2019 22:15:15 Mobile | Show all posts
Berlin is great, can't wait to go back. We stayed near Alexanderplatz in the meininger sadly with kids that time so no bars but when we go back without we shall try them. It looked a great city for going out, not a huge shopping fan but some serious malls with slides from top floor to bottom and alexanderplatz had some serious shopping.

Everything is very inexpensive for a European city,  1 for curry wurst also Burgermeister and back factory (greggs but good) the DDR museum is worth an hour or so. Beer is super cheap and Berlin has a street drinking culture which in the UK would be chavs drinking buckfast fighting but in Nerlin it all seems pretty civil - Oh the Donner kebab was invented in Berlin by Turkish immigrants and they are much better than over here.
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2-12-2019 22:15:16 Mobile | Show all posts
Berlin has loads of bars and restaurants. We've been several times before and after the wall came down and loved it very time. It became a bit commercialised after the wall went but it's still a great place. The beer and food is largely excellent.

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2-12-2019 22:15:17 Mobile | Show all posts
Does it have to be Berlin? Munich is also an excellent place to visit. Like Berlin it has many excellent bars and restaurants. If it's the bars and restaurants you're mainly interested in then Dusseldorf is another very good option.

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 Author| 2-12-2019 22:15:18 Mobile | Show all posts
Open to other city's but I fancied Berlin for the history etc.  Looking at the Hilton Berlin as it's a good deal with BA at moment..  Actually spending fae to much time researching hotels etc .
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2-12-2019 22:15:19 Mobile | Show all posts
Indeed the history is fascinating. There's a museum where Checkpoint Charlie used to be which is well worth a visit. We went into East Berlin through there when the wall was still up. The East Germans were doing some repair work on it. For every workman there was an armed guard to discourage the workers from doing a runner into West Berlin.

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2-12-2019 22:15:20 Mobile | Show all posts
Hilton looks a good location. You’re not far from the Currywurst museum .

I went to Berlin because of the WW2 history. There’s, obviously, plenty of museums and memorials to visit in and around the city. Some busy, some not so.
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