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Wonder Waffel, Berlin - The best waffles and ice creams in town.


Mc Donald's, KuDamm - And of course Mc Donald's tastes better abroad - especially if it is followed by a McCafe treat of pastries and great coffee.
Oranienstraße Park, Kreuzberg - Sometimes you just have just around and have fun like a child, and that is just what I did.
Holocaust Memorial, Potsdamer Platz - No matter how many times I come here and take photos, I end up visiting the memorial again.

 Dadante Pizza, Kreuzberg - The best pizza restaurant run by Turkish owners.  So good, that you would think they are Italian.  
 Moccachino, Wedding - No breakfast is breakfast if it isn't a Turkish breakfast, so I just had to get involved and treat myself!

Brandenburger Tor, Berlin - Still probably my favourite place in Berlin.  No matter how hot or cold the weather is, this place makes me happy.

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