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1 2 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 Aabbccddeeffggh 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 JANNOWITZBRÜCKE Holzmarktstraße Singerstraße Rüdersdorfer Straße Müncheberger Straße A Lange Straße A MÄRKISCHES Inselstraße Rungestraße Brückenstraße MUSEUM Am Wriezener Bahnhof Wallstraße Koppenstraße SPITTELMARKT HEINRICH-HEINE- Lange Str. 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Relax in a calming oasis, blending warm, Friedelstraße Lexistraße Gneisenaustraße Schönleinstraße 7 natural materials from Europe, Africa, Asia, and America that Körtestraße Lenaustraße Nansenstraße Heidelberger Straße 102 Pflügerstraße Zossener Straße reflect our belief in diversity, nonconformism, and individuality, Fichtestraße Urbanstraße Mittenwalder Straße Framstraße just like Kreuzberg itself. Enjoy outstanding cosmopolitan food F SÜDSTERN F and an eclectic music program featuring performances by mind- Pannierstr. Bergmannstraße Südstern blowing Berlin-based artists in our restaurant, bar, and lounge. 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Restaurant Richard (C6) Sat & Sun 10-19h This map of six unique walking tours reveals some of our 72. Prince Charles (C3) 96. Modulor (C3) 120. Klemm's (C4) Shop: Mon-Fri 9-20h, Sat 9-16h Contemporary fine dining. Among fiveelephant.com favorite neighborhood locations. From crisp morning strolls HOME AWAY Club, concerts and events. Dance Glue, pens, paper, foil – a Contemporary art gallery. The shows Eatery: Mon-Fri 12-16h the best in town. and drink the night away. paradise for creatives. feature a wide variety of media. 49. Fräulein Wild (C4) alimentari.de Köpenicker Straße 174, Kreuzberg to tangled midnight adventures, the best way to explore Prinzenstraße 85f, Kreuzberg Prinzenstraße 85, Kreuzberg Prinzessinnenstraße 29, Kreuzberg Tue-Sat 19–24h Redcurrant cheesecakes and Opening hours vary Mon-Fri 9-20h, Sat 10-18h Tue-Sat 11-18h 2. Anaveda (C4) restaurant-richard.de coffee. Charming tea-room style. 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