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Your Sample Of Berlin

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The Kurfürstendamm (also known as the Ku´Damm) is a main road with a total length of 3,5km. It is located at Berlin’s Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district. It is very popular with tourists since there are lots of shopping opportunities here. The Kurfürstendamm was created in 1542 when as a bridle path for the “Kurfürsten”. Earlier it was placed between the Berlin castle and the “Jagdschloss” Grunewald. But Bismarck wished to alter the street to a boulevard, having the Champs-Elysées in Paris in … Continue reading →

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Live Wonderful Berlin

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Berlin promises shopping fun for everyone. Anyone who has visited the capital of Germany can confirm this. Berlin is a multifaceted metropolis – it isn’t just about culture and clubbing. There are many trendy and hip shops, from big malls to small boutiques … Berlin will capture the heart of every passionate shopping addict … In addition, Berlin is the first state where shops can close when they want. Many shopping centres have taken advantage of this luxury and now … Continue reading →

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Christmas In Germany An Experience You Will Never Forget

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Germany winter

The Christmas holiday begins December 24th and ends on the 26th. On the 24th (Christmas Eve), most Germans work a half day and shops are open until the early afternoon. Gifts are usually opened on the evening of the 24th. Christmas day is a little different. Unlike the U.S., Germany celebrates two Christmas days, the 25th and the 26th. Christmas weather in Germany is usually around 28-40 degrees fahrenheit. Snow is not very common during this time. You may get … Continue reading →

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Experience The Sights Of Berlin

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Checkpoint Charlie

Checkpoint Charlie got its name from the American alphabet as President John F. Kennedy ordered the U.S. forces to build three checkpoints at different points in the wall through which diplomatic corps and allied forces could enter West Berlin. Checkpoint Charlie thus, became the most famous. Checkpoint Charlie became a symbol of the Cold War, representing the separation of east and west and for some East Germans, a gateway to freedom. For nearly 30 years, this checkpoint represented not only … Continue reading →

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Explore the Black Forest in Germany

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Black Forest landscape

Southwest Germany is a region of outstanding beauty with numerous forests, lakes and waterfalls. Tourism is the chief industry in the Black Forest in Baden-Wurttemberg on the edge of the Rhine river. The wooded, mountainous area has several tall peaks, the tallest of which is the Feldberg, standing at 1,493m. The trees are mainly pines and firs, some of which are grown on a commercial scale. Unfortunately, the forest has been depleted due to mass logging and the effects of … Continue reading →

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A Few Tips When Traveling to Germany

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The Federal Republic of Germany is the most influential countries of Europe. With many magnificent castles it has wealth of art and culture. German is the widely spoken language in German, but outsiders can find many English speaking locals especially in the common tourist destinations. Local Customs Locals greet each other by handshaking and saying Guten Tag. To say goodbye, people use Auf Wiedersehen. Guests are expected to bring uncovered and odd number of flowers, especially roses, when visiting someone’s … Continue reading →

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Enjoying The City Of Berlin

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Looking for a friiightening night out in Germany’s capital? Look no further, this guide will tell you all you need to know about making the most out of your Halloween this year in the ultimate party city – Berlin. This night is when everyone comes out to have fun, Halloween in Berlin is not only geared towards the kids, but adults who would normally be seen in smart attire in the capitals offices, shops and cafes, and for many, this … Continue reading →

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Visit Brilliant Berlin This Year!

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Berlin, a city of greyness, openness, craziness, sexual liberation and an unmissable city during the Berlin Carnival within the month of May. Travellers, the curious and lovers of the good life alike…. the Berlin Carnival is your next destination. A Carnival of Variety: Punks, the most extrovert of characters, businessmen, workers, housewives, whole families; in total around 1.4 million visitors from all over the globe come together in Berlin for the occasion. They love the Carnival and have good reason! … Continue reading →

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Berlin Fun

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Oktoberfest

I know what you’re all thinking: “What? Oktoberfest in Berlin? What did I miss? And what about the flights I just booked for Munich?” Don’t panic: the traditional October festival is in Munich and it will stay there, Berlin is just following Munich’s example and extending the party. The Berlin version of the festival will probably remind you a lot of Munich as it’s all decorated the same, making sure that it brings the same success as the original. It … Continue reading →

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