DK Travel : Berlin

Berlin is Germany’s liveliest city and one of the most fascinating capitals in the world. You’ll find no other place where art and culture, museums and theatres, entertainment and nightlife are more diverse and exciting than on the banks of the Spree River. Once reunited, Berlin quickly developed into a cosmopolitan city, and today there is an air of energy and vibrancy about it.

Multi-lingual tourist information: www.berlin.de or: www.btm.de

Altes Zollhaus

International and German cuisine, served in a former border control point on the banks of the Landwehrkanal. Try the house speciality: Brandenburger Landente aus dem Rohr – a roast duck dish, or dishes with wild mushrooms, when in season.
Altstadtcafé Cöpenick

This tiny café in Köpenick’s Old Town serves coffee and cakes, outdoors, in summer, on a small veranda.
Ambulance

Enjoy some of the best and most affordable drinks in town in a relaxed, hip atmosphere.
Ana e Bruno

Ana e Bruno’s is one of the best restaurants in Berlin, and certainly serves the best Italian food in the city. Don’t be shocked when you see the menu: the numbers refer to the calories in a dish rather than to the price – although these are also at the top end (see Restaurants) .
Ana e Bruno

Warm, friendly and extremely tasteful, Ana e Bruno is the best – and most expensive – Italian restaurant in Berlin.
Anhalter Bahnhof

Only pitiful fragments remain of the railway station that was once the largest in Europe. The giant structure was erected in 1880 by Franz Schwechten as a showcase station: official visitors to the Empire were meant to be impressed by the splendour and glory of the German capital as soon as they reached the railway station. In 1943 the station was badly damaged by bombs and in 1960 it was pulled down. The waste ground behind the façade was meant to become a park; today the Tempodrom is based here, hosting concerts and cabaret shows.
Anita Wronski

One of the district’s oldest pubs, attracting students, would-be revolutionaries and locals.
Antik- und Flohmarkt Straße des 17. Juni

Berlin’s largest art and antiques market specializes in genuine antique furnishings and fittings, cutlery and porcelain, books, paintings, clothing and jewellery. The traders are professionals and demand high prices, but in return you are assured of buying something splendid. With its street artists and buskers, the market is an ideal spot for browsing, dawdling and people-watching (see Shops & Markets) .
Antik- und Flohmarkt Straße des 17. Juni

Berlin’s largest antiques, art and flea market, selling excellent items (see Shops & Markets) .
AO Hostel

AO Hostel at Berlin is located Opposite the train station Zoologischer Garten. If you are traveling by train is a excellent option to avoid carrying too much time the backpack, cross the street and you are in the U-Bahn, S-Bahn station. It has a very excellent cheap price for night, the room are clean and confortable. There are shower and bathroom shared by floor. Near places to eat and shooping center Kurfürstendamm.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and charges included.
- under €20
- €20–30
- €30–45
- €45–60
- over €60