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The fall break is over, the Christmas markets haven’t opened yet, and the days are getting shorter. Here are 5 things you can do in Berlin in November.
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The triumphal arch was part of the reconstruction of Berlin, which Hitler and his architect Albert Speer envisioned as the capital of the world.
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The sculpture in Invalidenpark is a memorial to Gnadenkirche, where war heroes were buried. And in memory of the reunification of Germany.
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If you are looking for the perfect photo opportunity, the ruin of the Franciscan monastery church with a view of the TV tower is the place to go.
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The pink triangle memorial at Nollendorfplatz is one of the first to honor gay people persecuted in Germany from 1933 to 1945.
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The Disgusting Food Museum challenges our taste buds in a world where we might need to eat unfamiliar food. Foods we usually find disgusting.
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Berlin Dungeon is an interactive theater with laughs and jump scares, with actors engaging the audience. It explores the spooky side of Prussia’s Berlin.
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One of Berlin’s oldest structures is the Jungfernbrücke. This wooden bridge from the late 1600s has seen the empire, two world wars, and Berlin’s division.
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50 years ago, the future was neon and chrome. That’s what you’d think when you step into ICC Berlin, built in 1979 and now closed and abandoned.
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Dead Chicken Alley is a small alley in Berlin that is so captivating you don’t want to leave. But it’s also easy to miss if you don’t know where to look.