Search: Around Berlin

... Berlin Wall many attempted escapees were held here. As well as the prison facilities the Stasi also ran other operations on the site, such as a workshop for forgeries. Much of the area around ...

... Berlin's transport network. Following reunification the station became even more important, being the first stop for trains entering Berlin from western Germany. It has been renovated several times and while the surroundings still attract ...

... Berlin. Rising up from behind the Berlin Wall , it was a potent symbol of Berlin's division. From the construction of the Wall in 1961 up until 1989 the Brandenburg Gate was inaccessible ...

... around 53,000 ATMs (cash machines, in German Geldautomat ) providing easy access to cash. Most ATMs are contained inside the bank itself, and outside of opening hours you'll have to insert your card into ...

... Berlin and dominates the view from the Kurfürstendamm and the Tauentzienstrasse . History The church as it was built, in a pre-WW1 picture The church was originally constructed between 1891 and 1895 by architect Franz ...

... around €15 - €30. Facilities Tegel is a fairly compact airport. The main terminal building contains a small retail section, including several souvenir shops, a small supermarket / bakery and stores selling travel-related items (see here ...

... Berlin's government will have to scrape together the 5 million from its own meagre resources. Fortunately Berlin's financial situation is seeing a turn-up in its fortunes: thanks to better-than-expected ...

... Berlin's three airports , with mainly regional flights mostly using turboprop planes. Its location close to the centre of Berlin made it the most convenient airport, but it was finally closed in 2008, much ...

... Pariser Platz Pariser Platz Pariser Platz seen from in front of the Hotel Adlon The ...