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Touristenflyer Berlin hat viel zu bieten © DiskArt™ Wer auch immer nach Berlin kommt – jeder hat seine eigene Vorstellung von dem, was die deutsche Hauptstadt sehenswert macht. Wir haben für C Sie eine kleine Auswahl der wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt getroffen. Sie ist keineswegs vollständig, kann aber dabei helfen, in kurzer Zeit viel zu erleben. 9 Museum D 21 24 Discovering Berggruen E Mehr Informationen, Reservierungen von Unterkünften, Tickets für Veran- Spree staltungen und Souvenirs gibt es in den Berlin Tourist Infos im Hauptbahnhof, B Bodestraße entdecken Am Kupfergraben Foto: Berlin im Neuen Kranzler Eck, am Brandenburger Tor und im ALEXA Shopping Bodestr. Monika Rittershaus Center. 4 2 1 1 13 25 by train and bus Berlin has a lot to offer A mit Bahn und Bus Everyone who comes to Berlin has his or her own idea of what makes the Aussichtspunkte Viewing points Museen Museums Theater Theatres Berlin im Wandel der Zeit The Changing Face of Berlin German capital worth visiting. We have prepared a small selection of the city’s 2012 Mit S+U-Bahn-Netz most important sites for you. The list is in no way exclusive, but it might help 1 Hi-Flyer – Aussichtsballon mit H4 Hi-Flyer – Balloon with gondola 1 Museumsinsel H/I3 Museum Island SPRECHTHEATER THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES HISTORISCHES BERLIN HISTORICAL BERLIN Including urban rail+ those who wish to experience a great deal in a limited period of time. Blick auf die City offering views of the city centre A Altes Museum A Altes Museum 1 Berliner Ensemble H3 Berliner Ensemble 1 Brandenburger Tor G/H4 Brandenburg Gate metro network B Neues Museum B Neues Museum 2 Deutsches Theater und H3 Deutsches Theater und 2 Schloßplatz I4 Schlossplatz Additional information, accommodation reservation services, tickets for TÜRME TOWERS C Bode-Museum C Bode-Museum Kammerspiele Kammerspiele 3 Unter den Linden H4 Unter den Linden events and souvenirs are available at the Berlin Tourist Infos, located at 2 Fernsehturm 203 m, Blick über I3 Television Tower 203 m, view over D Alte Nationalgalerie D Old National Gallery 3 Renaissance-Theater E4 Renaissance-Theater 4 Gendarmenmarkt H4 Gendarmenmarkt Hauptbahnhof (the main station), in the shopping/office complex known ganz Berlin all of Berlin E Pergamonmuseum E Pergamonmuseum 4 Theater und Komödie am E5 Theater und Komödie am 5 Schloss Charlottenburg C/D3 Charlottenburg Palace as Neues Kranzler Eck, by the Brandenbug Gate and ALEXA Shopping 3 Funkturm 124 m, Blick über die C4 Radio Tower 124 m, view of the 2 Kulturforum G4 Kulturforum Kurfürstendamm Kurfürstendamm Center. westlichen Stadtteile western sections of the city Kunstgewerbemuseum Museum of Decorative Arts 5 Die Schaubude – J/K2 Die Schaubude – Puppentheater GEDENKSTÄTTEN MEMORIALS 4 Aussichtsplattform F4 Viewing platform of the Victory Gemäldegalerie Gemäldegalerie Puppentheater Berlin Berlin 6 Denkmal für die ermordeten H4 Memorial to the Murdered Berlin Tourist Info Service-Hotline: 030 25 00 25; www.visitberlin.de Siegessäule 50 m Column 50 m Neue Nationalgalerie New National Gallery 6 Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) H5 Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) Juden Europas Jews of Europe 5 Glockenturm am Olympia- A4 Bell Tower at the Olympic Stadium Musikinstrumenten-Museum Museum of Musical Instruments 7 Volksbühne am Rosa- I3 Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg- 7 Gedenkstätte Deutscher G4 German Resistance Dieser Flyer wird gemeinsam von den Verkehrsunternehmen Berliner stadion 77 m, Blick auf Stadion 77 m, view of the stadium and Kupferstichkabinett Kupferstichkabinett – Museum of Luxemburg-Platz Platz Widerstand Memorial Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) und S-Bahn Berlin GmbH herausgegeben. und Waldbühne Waldbühne, the open-air stage Kunstbibliothek prints, drawings & fine manuscripts 8 Theater an der Parkaue L4 Theater an der Parkaue 8 Gedenkstätte Plötzensee E2 Plötzensee Memorial 3 Deutsches Historisches Art Library (Kindertheater) (children’s theatre) 9 Topographie des Terrors H4 Topography of Terror This leaflet is a joint publication of the transportation companies Berliner HOHE GEBÄUDE TALL BUILDINGS Museum H3 German Historical Museum 9 Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz D5 Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) and S-Bahn Berlin GmbH. 6 Berliner Dom 75 m, Kuppel- I3 Berliner Dom 75 m, dome 4 Museum für Naturkunde H2/3 Museum of Natural History 10 Maxim-Gorki-Theater und H3 Maxim-Gorki-Theater and GETEILTES BERLIN DIVIDED BERLIN umgang, Blick auf die Mitte gallery, view of Berlin’s central 5 Deutsches Technikmuseum G5 German Museum of Technology Studiobühne Studiobühne 8 Sowjetische Ehrenmale Soviet War Memorial Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) S-Bahn Berlin GmbH Berlins Mitte district 6 Museum für Kommunikation H4 Museum of Communications 11 Grips Theater F3 Grips Theater 10 Straße des 17. Juni G4 Strasse des 17. Juni Anstalt des öffentlichen Rechts Invalidenstr. 19 7 Kollhoff-Haus (schnellster Lift G4 Kollhoff-Haus (Europe’s fastest lift) 7 Jüdisches Museum H5 Jewish Museum 11 Treptower Park L6 Treptower Park Holzmarktstr. 15-17, 10179 Berlin 10115 Berlin Europas) 100 m, Blick über den 100 m, view of Potsdamer 8 Märkisches Museum I4 Märkisches Museum OPER, MUSICAL, KONZERT OPERAS, MUSICALS, CONCERTS 12 Platz der Luftbrücke H6 Platz der Luftbrücke Airlift Memorial Potsdamer Platz Platz Stadtmuseum Berlin Museum of the City of Berlin 12 Deutsche Oper D4 Deutsche Oper 13 Dokumentationszentrum H2 Documentation Centre Tel: 030 19 44 9 Tel: 030 29 74 33 33 8 Französischer Dom H4 Französischer 9 Museen am Schloss C/D3 Museums at Charlottenburg 13 Komische Oper H4 Komische Oper Berliner Mauer Berlin Wall www.BVG.de www.s-bahn-berlin.de 40 m, Aussichtsplattform über 40 m, viewing platform, view over Charlottenburg Palace 14 Neuköllner Oper J6/7 Neuköllner Oper Weitere Mauerreste: Other remaining sections of the Wall: [email protected] [email protected] dem Gendarmenmarkt Gendarmenmarkt Schloss Charlottenburg Charlottenburg Palace 15 Staatsoper Unter den Linden (H4) Staatsoper Unter den Linden 14 Mühlenstraße J4 Mühlenstrasse 9 Panorama Terrasse Park Inn I3 Panorama Terrasse, Park Inn Museum Berggruen Berggruen Museum Spielort z.Zt. im Schiller Theater E4 Venues temporarily in Schiller Theater 15 Niederkirchnerstraße H4 Niederkirchnerstrasse Gern informieren wir Sie über weitere Angebote im öffentlichen Personen- Hotel Alexanderplatz Hotel Alexanderplatz Bröhan-Museum Bröhan-Museum 16 Musical Theater am Potsdamer G4 Musical Theater am Potsdamer 16 Checkpoint Charlie H4 Checkpoint Charlie 2 1 nahverkehr. Kommen Sie in unsere Kundenzentren, die an zentralen Orten 150 m, Blick über die östlichen 150 m, view of the eastern sections 10 Museum für Fotografie E4 Museum for Photography Platz Platz 17 Rathaus Schöneberg F6 Schöneberg City Hall 0 2 r (siehe Karte 4e) überwiegend bis in die Abendstunden sowie am Wochenende Stadtteile of the city 11 Hamburger Bahnhof G3 Hamburger Bahnhof 17 Theater des Westens E4 Theater des Westens 18 Gedenkstätte Normannen- L3 Normannenstrasse a u n Museum for contemporary art Philharmonie Memorial a geöffnet sind. Dort erhalten Sie auch detaillierte Stadtpläne wie den „Berlin Museum für Gegenwart 18 Philharmonie G4 straße J : ELEVATED POINTS Chamber Music Hall d Atlas” (10,90 €) und das „Berlin Liniennetz” (1,80 €). Außerdem beant- ERHEBUNGEN 12 Museum für Film und Fernsehen G4 Museum of Film and Television Kammermusiksaal 19 Denkmal für Karl Marx und I3 Memorial to Karl Marx and n a t worten erfahrene Kundendienstmitarbeiter beider Unternehmen Ihre Fragen 10 Kreuzberg (Viktoriapark) H6 Kreuzberg (Viktoriapark) 13 Berlinische Galerie – Landes- H4 Berlinische Galerie – State Museum 19 Schauspielhaus H4 Schauspielhaus Friedrich Engels Friedrich Engels S Stand: Januar 2012 gern auch telefonisch. 66 m 66 m museum für Moderne Kunst, for Modern Art, Photography and 20 DDR Museum Berlin I3 DDR Museum of Berlin 11 Humboldthain (ehem. Bunker) H1 Humboldthain (former bunker) Fotografie und Architektur Architecture KABARETT, KLEINKUNST, VARIETÉ CABARET, FRINGE, VARIETY We would be happy to provide you with more information about the other 85 m 85 m 14 Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin F/G4 Bauhaus Archives of Berlin 20 Friedrichstadtpalast H3 Friedrichstadtpalast GEGENWART CONTEMPORARY public transportation services available. Please stop by one of our customer 12 Friedrichshain, Großer J3 Friedrichshain, Großer 15 Friedrichwerdersche Kirche H4 Friedrichwerder Church 21 Wintergarten Varieté G5 Wintergarten Varieté 21 Reichstag/Bundestag G3 Parliament Building centres (Kundenzentrum): they are centrally located (see map 4e) and are open Bunkerberg 78 m Bunkerberg 78 m Schinkelmuseum Schinkel Museum 22 Die Distel H3 Die Distel 22 Band des Bundes G3 Band des Bundes well into the evening and on weekends. You can also purchase detailed city 13 Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg L2 Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg 16 Martin-Gropius-Bau H4 Martin-Gropius-Bau 23 Die Stachelschweine F4 Die Stachelschweine 23 Bundeskanzleramt G3 Federal Chancellery maps there, such as the “Berlin Atlas” (€10.90), or the public transport route 91 m 91 m wechselnde Ausstellungen temporary exhibits 24 Berliner Kabarett Anstalt (BKA) H5 Berliner Kabarett Anstalt (BKA) 24 Bundespräsidialamt F3/4 Office of the Federal President map “Berlin Liniennetz” (€1.80). In addition, both of our firms also have 17 Centrum Judaicum H3 Centrum Judaicum 25 Die Wühlmäuse B4 Die Wühlmäuse 25 Rotes Rathaus I3 Rotes Rathaus (Red City Hall) experienced customer-service staff on hand to answer questions by telephone. Stand: Januar 2012; Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr; Titelbild: shutterstock
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