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... Berlin construction industry had a vested interest in seeing the construction-intensive U7 being built first. Following the opening of the U7, Ruhleben's role as an interchange for Spandau-bound passengers declined, and with ...

... around 175 stores, including the the usual range of retail stores (together with Europe's largest branch of MediaMarkt ) as well as extensive leisure and entertainment facilities. It won't have a cinema however ...

... Berlin Wall . While some parts of the Wall did resemble a fence, especially in the early days, once fortified really was a wall, mainly a concrete wall stretching all the way around ...

... Berliners have not really taken into their hearts, which is understandable because it seems to involve very silly hats. High point of the Fasching season is the carnival - sort of a Love Parade for pratts ...

... Berlin Station There's no one place called " Berlin Station ". Berlin has many stations , a result of development during the 19th century, when many different private railway lines built their terminal stations around ...

... Berlin, unfortunately). Berlin's bread and cakes don't have the best reputation however. This is partly due to the dominance of large bakery chains, which mass-produce their stuff. While ...

... Berlin at the centre of a large, grassy square - almost a park - called Marx-Engels Forum . The statues are surrounded by decorative elements showing black-and-white photographs depicting scenes from Socialism's history ...

... around for a while, the Irish Inn in Charlottenburg 's Damaschkestraße not far from Adenauerplatz on the lower Ku'damm . Since 1963, to be precise. As well as the compulsory Guinness and Kilkenny, there ...

... Berlin, Treibhaus Sauna has been around since 1993 and is popular with locals and tourists ...

... around 30 minutes by train from the centre. Berlin's other airport, Tegel , is much ...