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The Radisson Blu Hotel features the worldwide largest cylindrical aquarium and has an excellent location in Berlin-Mitte. Just strolls away are restaurants, bars, boutiques, galleries and famous sights. The hotel is located directly on the bank of the river Spree, opposite to the Berlin Cathedral and Museum Island. Public transport and Berlin airports are within easy reach. All 427 rooms and suites offer fantastic views of Berlin or the tropical underwater world of the AquaDom. The fully equipped and contemporary designed rooms, including free wireless LAN and high-speed Internet access, reflecting urban trends and guarantee a pleasant stay. The restaurant, bar as well as the well-being area with pool, saunas and 24-hours fitness room are inviting to indulgence and relaxation. For meetings and events the hotel features 15 function rooms and a surface of 2740 sq.m. A highlight is the event location DomLounge with stunning views of the Berlin skyline.
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In the historical heart of the city, in an outstanding location in the middle of the metropolis next to the legendary Alexanderplatz, guests will find the Park Inn Berlin-Alexanderplatz. The first class, completely non smoking, superior hotel is ideally located for business travellers as well as tourists and has an excellent access to all public transportation system. Within short walking distance guests will find numerous sights such as the Museums Island, the "Hackesche Hoefe", the AquaDom and Sea Life as well as "Unter den Linden" and "Friedrichstrasse" Boulevards.The Berlin Congress Center is within two minutes walking distance.
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The Park Inn Berlin City-West it''s quietly situated, yet only a few minutes on foot from the Kurfuerstendamm. Ideal for business and private occasions with a perfect traffic connection and to public transportation. The quarter Wilmersdorf offers a various choice of restaurants and bars around the beautiful Ludwig-Kirch-Platz, only 5 minutes walking distance. In 94 comfortable and spacious guestrooms guest will find the best sleep in town. Colorful meetings are available in 2 day lighted conference rooms up to 90 persons and a nice backyard for outdoor coffee breaks.
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Deemed as one of the best places to stay in the world by American Magazine, Condé Nast Traveler, The Regent Berlin offers luxury for all the senses. Known for its personal service and classic elegance, The Regent Berlin is one of the most prominent hotels in the capital city.
Located at the Gendarmenmarkt square in the heart of the city, near Berlin's famous Friedrichstraße and the magnificent Unter den Linden boulevard, our hotel offers elegant rooms, excellent dining options and par excellence meeting facilities.
 More Information on The Regent Berlin Hotel
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Great places to visit in Berlin
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| THE RADISSON SAS HOTEL, BERLIN |
The most exciting hotel in Berlin Mitte, the Radisson SAS Hotel features the world's largest cylindrical aquarium, AquaDom, in the hotel lobby. The AquaDom is 25 meters high and is home to 2,500 exotic tropical fish.
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| BRANDENBURG GATE |
Berlin's famous landmark with its four-horse chariot on top has been unveiled to the public after extensive renovations. It now faces toward a revamped Unter Den Linden, the heart of the New Berlin.
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| FERNSEHTURM |
The needle-like TV tower that was once the symbol of East Berlin still rises over the city, shining bright at dusk and dawn. The revolving GDR-style restaurant on the top of the tower is a definite stop for any discerning visitor.
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| HACKESCHER MARKT |
The SoHo of Berlin with trendy cafes, designer shops, refurbished courtyards, hip bars and nightclubs, Hackescher Markt is touristy and undeniable one of the best places to sit down and watch the people go by.
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| HAMBURGER BAHNHOF |
Built in 1846, the historic train station, Hamburger Bahnof, was badly damaged during World War II. Rebuilt and restored with some modern elements added to the architecture, it is now the most popular art gallery in Berlin with regular exhibitions from cu
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| JEWISH MUSEUM |
Ground Zero architect Daniel Libeskind's stark and angular Jewish Museum with hollow shafts cutting through its frame is a modern landmark. Although relatively new it has already gained an international reputation for its significant architecture and uniq
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| OLYMPIA STADIUM |
Albert Speer's iconic amphitheatre-like stadium, which hosted the 1936 Olympic Games, has been deemed a marvel of modern engineering. Its main stadium is a like a massive tent, which can seat close on 70,000 spectators and is expected to host the finals o
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| PERGAMON MUSEUM |
Famous for its vast Egyptian and Greek collections, the Great Altar of Pergamon, the Blue Gate of Babylon and the Market of Augustus from Caesarium, the Pergamon Museum is one of the most prominent museums in Berlin.
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| POTSDAMER PLATZ |
This vibrant square is the heart and soul of the "New Berlin", emerged since the fall of the wall in 1989. It boasts an exciting mix of restaurants, shopping centres, hotels, a casino, theatres and cinemas.
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| TIERGARTEN |
A former hunting ground for the Prussians, this large sprawling belt of greenery bisecting Berlin is the city's Central Park and a quiet sanctuary from the bustle of the city.
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| BUNDESTAG (REICHSTAG) |
This infamous building that brought Hitler to power has a shiny, glossy look since British architect Norman Foster redesigned it, building a glass dome with spiralling double helix staircases. It still houses the German Bundestag.
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