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“I am going to be in Berlin hopefully for a few days during a Kyiv - Paris train adventure.. I know I'd like to stay at Propeller Island for one night ,but for the rest can anyone recommend a hostel?”   1 cheer 10 answers	spookie London
“Where are some good clothes shops in Berlin? I went last year and only managed to find second-hand places - decent, but would prefer more options. And has anybody survived the Klo Bar experience (www.klo.de/content.htm)? If so would you recommend it?” 8 answers	theevildead23 United Kingdom
“so i'm going to be in munich for a few days and will be traveling up to berlin. what is absolutely not to be missed in berlin? would love to see some stuff that is not especially touristy. i, however, don't have ALL that long -- only a couple days in berl”   1 cheer 21 answers	sOopahvi Seattle
“Word on the street is that you can sublet or rent someone else's apartment or loft while they are on holiday. Sounds too good to be true, honestly. When are peak holiday seasons? Too, where would one go to find out more information on this? We intend” 2 answers	amd North Little Rock
“I'm planning on moving to Berlin after art college and being a graphic designer. Is this a good city to find a job as such? And also, is the process of going from an American driver's license to getting your Führerschein as expensive and frustrating as I'” 14 answers	Jade Portland
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Berlin is the capital city and one of sixteen states of Germany. With a population of 3.4 million within its city limits, Berlin is the country's largest city. It is the second most populous city and the ninth most populous urban area in the European Unio http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin

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