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What to do, where to stay, and where to eat in Berlin

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A new generation of Berlin trendsetters is recasting Cold War iconography, and luxury hotels, edgy restaurants, and designer shops constantly shape and reshape the future. Find the ultimate guide to Berlin, from maps to deals to the best hotels and restaurants, right here.

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Berlin Features

Adventures in the New Berlin August, 2008
Everyone is here—everyone. Berlin’s an electrifying international cultural scene, where T+L finds a 21st-century brand of unpolished glamour thriving under the weight of 20th-century history.
Europe’s Best Sandwiches May, 2008
T+L travels from Berlin to Madrid to deliver the Continent’s quintessential bites.
Europe’s Hottest New Restaurants May, 2008
T+L contributor Anya von Bremzen shares her latest European discoveries.
Berlin’s Culture Club March, 2007
Two neighborhoods once split by the wall—the fashionably gentrified Mitte and the gritty, bohemian Kreuzberg—are brimming with creative energy, a thriving arts scene, and stylish hotels.
Concrete Memory March, 2005
On a vast site in the center of Berlin, Peter Eisenman's stark, haunting Holocaust memorial offers a glimpse into the heart of darkness. Michael Z. Wise reports
Capital Gains March, 2004
Two world wars, one cold war, and a national history shorter than the rest of Europe's—how is a city to cope? Suzannah Lessard investigates the resurrection of Berlin's imperial and more recent past, in the architecture of the present
Hello, Lenin! May, 2004
In Berlin, Communist kitsch is inspiring a new generation of Germans, nostalgic for the days before the fall of the wall.
Our Berlin October, 2002
Ted Benfey was 11 when he was forced to flee his homeland. Sixty-six years later, his son Christopher brought him back, with his two grandchildren, to revisit Berlin and reclaim it as the family's own
T+L Reports: Ich Bin Ein Consumer May, 2006