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One of the best sorted record stores in F-Hain. Located on Petersburger Strasse. Their selection is impeccable, their staff friendly and they know their music.

Dense reaches the international level of… read more

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Program is a non-profit project space that investigates the boundaries of art and architecture through multidisciplinary collaborations. Started in 2006 by Carson Chan and Fotini Lazaridou-Hatzigoga, Program has invited artists, architects,… read more

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This four floor record store stocks the latest records that crowds crave and dj’s play.

Definitely tailored toward the electronic side of things- heavy house, dirty disco, electro and all that lies around those categories.

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Kickback was founded in 2005 with the intent to fill a void in the retail market in Berlin-Friedrichshain. While Friedrichshain was rapidly developing some 15 years after the fall of the Wall, there was still no sneaker store in sight.… read more

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An electric heaven for any child and enthusiast, this was the world’s first permanent exhibition solely dedicated to computer games and the digital interactive entertainment culture.

With a stunning collection of gaming highlights… read more

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A haven for local DJs and lovers of vinyl, Rotation Records has been the place to go for rare black gold finds and the friendliest service around town.

Now, shifting the strategy towards a broader product range and providing a… read more

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After WWII, the city of Berlin held a competition called InterBau, which invited renowned architects to propose new buildings for the rebuilding of the city. The competition asked the architects to focus on the Hansaviertel an area of… read more

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Owner, Dagmar Maziejewski, is one of the original founders of Groove Attack recordstore & distribution from Cologne. Started her own biz in Berlin a few years ago with this nice little diggers paradise. Handpicked stuff, wide… read more

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The fact that they burn bodies in the basement aside, the Krematorium at Treptow is without doubt one of the most interesting architectural projects to come to fruition in Berlin. After the original crematory—built in… read more

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Temporary Showroom is a platform for European based and international fashion designers. As a fashion agency it showcases selected brands at fashion weeks around the world but it’s also a showroom plus a direct customer point… read more

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The Jewish Museum Berlin is dedicated to the narrative of Germany’s Jewish population: their early history, suffering and survival. The museum’s permanent collection contains a great fund of material, stories and knowledge… read more

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The current Reichstag dome is an iconic glass dome constructed on top of the rebuilt Reichstag building in Berlin. Its distinctive appearance has made it a prominent attraction in Berlin. Designed by architect Norman Foster, it was… read more

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In quintessential Prenzlauer Berg fashion, this secondhand shop showcases its select items around a big boombox in the storefront window.

Rummage through jeans, tees, hoodies and coveted sneakers that you may have owned when you were… read more

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Located somewhere in the maze of baby carriages and organic supermarkets that has come to define Prenzlauer Berg—and just off a major arterial road on a quiet side street—lies Lunettes Selection, a small ’50s-inspired… read more

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Proof that good things can come in small packages, this flea market is one of Berlin’s best. Populated (product wise) with ‘50s and ‘60s design pieces, vintage knick-knacks and retro fashion pieces, it’s the sort of place where… read more

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Fact: Solebox is one of Berlin’s most competent sneaker stores. Fact: With a massive range of kicks from New Balance, Nike, Puma, Adidas, Vans, Reebok, Lacoste, etc., the shop also offers a nice choice of limited editions for the elite… read more

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Hardwax was, and still is, the quintessential model for all independent record shops in Berlin.

The shop became a thriving business when Techno gained fame in the early 1990s. In this new century, Hardwax remains the bastion of independence.… read more

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Rather unimpressive from the outside, the full impact of this Frank Gehry biomorphic masterpiece emerges only when setting foot inside.

Architecture geeks will delight in the high-tech aspects and the dichotomy of smooth lines… read more

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This temple of light and glass designed by Mies van der Rohe known as the Neue Nationalgalerie (New National Gallery) houses an extensive collection of 20th century European painting and sculpture. Whether you come for the… read more

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A landmark achievement by designer Erich Mendelsohn, the Einsteinturm’s construction ended in 1924 and is a building that art historians consider a primary example of the architectural expressionism movement of the era. The… read more

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Attracting more bewildered tourists than the VIPs flashing black keys to gain unquestioned entry these days, this well-weathered club occupies the twelfth floor of an Alexanderplatz skyscraper. Its irresistible draw lies in its grandiloquent… read more

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A Kunstverein (English: art society) is a German initiative borne at the turn of the 18th century out of a desire to enjoy and preserve art. Supported solely by local benefactors, societies sprung up in every town and city across Germany,… read more

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With manic parties, unique installations, exciting art and a healthy does of insanity, The Eddie The Eagle Museum puts the mental in experimental.

Operating outside of public funding means that this is an institution whose limits… read more

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At first glance the troupe at FATFORM seem to be head over heels in love with life and everything it affords. Multi-lingual and multi-faceted, there’s not much they can’t already do and nothing they’re not willing to try,… read more

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This former film academy was squatted in 1999 to prevent the local government from tearing it down to construct bike paths. Reinvented as a cultural venue by Eerste Hulp bij Kunst (“First Aid in Case of Art”), it was transformed into a ‘… read more

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In 1970, when Amsterdam was one of the hippie capitals of the world and flower children flocked to the city’s free love and cheap ganja, a theatrical troupe decided to perform in an old abandoned milk plant just off the… read more