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Neue Synagoge

New Synagogue

Built 1859-1866 this is one of the most architecturally stunning synagogues in Germany to survive both the Nazi era and the war.

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Ramones Museum Berlin
Temporarily closed, check website for updates
Pays tribute to the Punk band The Ramones. It displays more than 300 unique and original Ramones memorabilia. You can get a drink at cafe Mania inside the museum. DeeDee Ramone grew up in Berlin and the city is mentioned in several of their songs.
Sun–Thu 12:00–20:00, Fri Sat 12:00–22:00€3.50
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Anna Koschke
Krausnickstraße 11
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Clärchens Ballhaus
Traditional dance hall and restaurant established 1913. One of the few surviving Berlin ballrooms from the pre-WW1 era, featuring a hall of mirrors. Primarily known for its dance events (be it Disco, Swing, Salsa, Tango, Cha-Cha or "Schwoof", i.e. freestyle), it also hosts concerts, but you may as well just come for dinner or a drink. The venue has been a set for films like Inglourious Basterds and Stauffenberg.
Daily from 11:00 usually to 00:00 on weeknights, and around 04:00 on weekends); hot food 12:00-22:30, garden closes 23:00, dance starts 21:00Entrance fee depending on event: usually free on weeknights, €5 on weekends
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Bode-Museum
The museum’s treasures include the sculpture collection with works of art from the middle ages to the 18th century. The Bode museum is best known for its Byzantine art collection and the coin cabinet.
Fri–Wed 10:00–18:00, Thu 10:00–20:00Admission: €10, discounted: €5, children under age of 18 free