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Books in Berlin
Edit ThisThe Berlin Eyewitness Travel Guide
Receiving high praise among many of the Berlin books available, this book promises to show travelers the city of Berlin like no other. This user friendly guide promises to unlock the hidden treasures of Germany's largest and arguably most fascinating city. With 352 pages of information, travelers will discover many locations worth visiting on their next trip.
Attention to Detail
The author if this guide seems to have explored Berlin with a microscope, accounting for all the detail provided in the guide. The main tourist attractions are of course included, but this guide offers much more. Maps and 3D aerial guides take you to the roads least traveled. Relaxing city walks and explanations or Berlin's unique architecture are just a few of the many wonderful items travelers will encounter in this guide. It offers a huge selection of hotels in all price ranges, and is packed full of activities both for the single traveler and for those experiencing Berlin with their families.
Organization
Those with limited time in Berlin will benefit from this book's expertise. The guide is beautifully organized, allowing those with less time than they would like to take in as much of the city as possible. If the main tourist attractions are all that time allows, detailed explanations of what those are with precise, easy to follow instructions on how to find them are available.
Criticisms
Unfortunately, there is no guide that satisfies the tastes of all travelers. The few criticisms of the guide are that it is lacking somewhat in hostel information, and the fact that there seems to be no full sized city map of Berlin.
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Lonely Planet Berlin
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Berlin (Eyewitness Travel Guides)
Edit ThisAs Berlin is laid out on an epic scale, this travel guide is organized so that you can take in as much of the city as possible. It will guide you to all of the interesting monuments, museums and art collections Berlin has to offer, as well as giving you ideas for family fun and where to go shopping. The maps, photographs, detailed illustrations, the 3-D aerial views of Berlin's most interesting districts and a huge selection of hotels, restaurants, shops and entertainment venues makes this guide the ultimate travel guide.
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Time Out Berlin (Time Out Guides)
Edit ThisNow in its seventh edition, Time Out Berlin contains a comprehensive overview and detailed lists of the nonstop nightlife; a smart look at the architecture of this birthplace of modernism; in-depth coverage of the lively queer scene; and a guide to the palaces and parks of majestic Potsdam. Extensively revised and rewritten, with all listing details rechecked, with candid reviews of where to stay, play, party, and dine, Time Out Berlin helps visitors on short or long trips experience the essence of this world-class city.
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Berlin Made Easy: The Best Sights and Walks of Berlin (Open Road Travel Guides)
Edit ThisPaperback: 128 pages Publisher: Open Road (October 11, 2005)
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Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guides: Berlin (Eyewitness Travel Top 10)
Edit ThisA better value than all the competition, these pocket travel guides offer travelers the insight of local experts to easily plan the perfect trip. Take the work out of planning any trip with DK's Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guides. Branded with DK's trusted and familiar "Eyewitness" style, these compact guides make finding the best every destination has to offer easier than ever before! Perfect for business travel and vacation, searching for the finest cuisine or the least expensive places to eat, the most luxurious hotels or the best deals on places to stay, the best family more..
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Fodor's Berlin, 1st Edition: The Guide for All Budgets Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path (Fodor's Gold Guides)
Edit ThisPaperback: 272 pages Publisher: Fodor's (February 5, 2002)
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Berlin Insideout City Guide
Edit ThisHardcover: 64 pages Publisher: The Map Group; 2.00 edition (April 28, 2006)
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The Rough Guide To Berlin
Edit ThisPaperback: 368 pages Publisher: Rough Guides; 7th edition (August 1, 2005)
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Berlin
Edit ThisFrom Publishers Weekly
"This book is a narrative history of
the city of Berlin framed by the two German unifications - Germany's
unification by 'blood and iron' in 1871, and that of 1990, "which of
course was achieved not by war but by the disintegration of the Soviet
empire and the implosion of East Germany." Large (Where Ghosts Walked:
Munich's Road to the Third Reich), professor of history at Montana
State University, has written a lively, rich and engaging work, full of
his passion for his subject, that puts the question of Berlin's future
in the context more..
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