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    Olympiastadion

    Posted by heather64 18 August 2011

    What a place to watch a game of football! It was a dull game but the venue was stunning. We sat right at the back – the back row of the stand opposite the Ostkurve which is akin to the Kop.
    You can get a reduction on tickets with a Berlin Welcome card so the price of tickets is very reasonable.
    If you can’t see a game, visit the stadium. Incredible.

    www.olympiastadion-berlin.de/en.html
    Olympischer Platz 3, 14053 Berlin, Germany
    Google map: bit.ly/qWvFpp

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    Fliegender Tisch

    Posted by heather64 17 August 2011

    A restaurant in Friedrichshain, a very short walk from Samariter Strasse (U5) station.
    We arrived and it was busy with only one waiter. We had to wait quite a while but the ambience was lovely. Drinks were delivered quickly and we ambled over them waiting for our food.
    The mains were very filling - a seafood risotto and a gnocchi with red cabbage. They were both flavoursome and tasty. We had a shared starter and a dessert and it cost 28 euros. We felt this was a bargain.
    Worth the effort to get there

    www.fliegender-tisch.de
    Mainzer Straße 10, 10247 Berlin, Germany
    +49(0)30 29776489
    Google map: bit.ly/qBdj55

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    Hohenschoenhausen Prison

    Posted by heather64 17 August 2011

    A former remand prison dedicated to showing the brutality and secrecy of the DDR. The deprivation and inhumane conditions echo those shown in the film "The Lives of Others". However, the testimonies of former inmates make this living history. We loved the fact that the tour was lead by a guide (we went on Wednesday afternoon when the tour was in English) and not a sterile audio handset tour. The site is terrifying and I was glad of the direction of the guide who was also able to go off script.
    A highly recommended visit - very unusual and scary!

    en.stiftung-hsh.de/index.php
    Genslerstraße 66, D-13055 Berlin
    +49 (0)30 98 60 82 30
    Google map: bit.ly/nZVY3C

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    Sayonara

    Posted by heather64 6 September 2007

    Vegetarian delight on Belgrave Road. The Thalis are always fresh and filled with seasonal simplicity. They range from spicy and tongue fizzing to more sober and flavoursome offerings.

    The chapatis are superb and the dosa and parathas are very authentic. But my favourite is the lassi, always sweet, always moreish.
    And I once drove from Hull and returned merely for the curry. What's more, the service is always friendly and welcoming.

    Leicester, Belgrave Road

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