ATTRACTIONS & SIGHTSEEING

The contemporary cultural magazine 032c’s think-tank space welcomes artistic archives.

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There’s no denying that the Reichstag - and Sir Norman Foster’s dome, in particular - is a sightseeing highlight of any visit to Berlin, but the queuing certainly isn’t. For us there’s only one way to go.

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Cycle the city with themed tours that’ll take you to secret gardens and night-time hotspots.

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Get a handle on Berlin’s waterways and the see the city in a new light.

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Say Buy Buy, not bye bye at Berlin’s top shops.

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Take an old Trabi car around the city.

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Get your flea-market fix with these brick-a-brack street stalls.

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The largest and most famous of Berlin’s flea-markets.

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Animals, aquariums and architecture make Berlin’s Zoo one of the world’s best.

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Fat ladies and skinny ballerinas under one modernist roof.

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Nothing to do with a garden of animals. Unless you count the swathes of half-naked men, cavorting in the grass, as ‘animalistic’.

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Get a fantastic view of the city from its tallest tower, and drop in for dinner while you’re up there.

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Memorial Church for Wilhelm 1 provides a striking juxtaposition between the old and the new.

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The last remaining grand gate to the city will lead you right out onto Unter den Linden.

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Hang out at the most famous crossing point of the now defunct Berlin Wall.

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