Wanderlust in Berlin - Tompkin, Julian
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Wanderlust In Berlin is an insider's compendium that reveals the very best places to eat, drink and explore in Berlin.
Wanderlust In Berlin is a stylish, beautifully designed tour guide to Berlin's patchwork of uniquely independent boroughs, from its culinary renaissance, maverick coffee culture and notorious bar scene through to its edgy cultural offerings, distinguished museums and stirring history.
The guide is divided into chapters by what to do over the course of a day and night, so you can explore Berlin in the morning, afternoon, evening and all night - Berlin being a truly…mehr

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Wanderlust In Berlin is an insider's compendium that reveals the very best places to eat, drink and explore in Berlin.

Wanderlust In Berlin is a stylish, beautifully designed tour guide to Berlin's patchwork of uniquely independent boroughs, from its culinary renaissance, maverick coffee culture and notorious bar scene through to its edgy cultural offerings, distinguished museums and stirring history.

The guide is divided into chapters by what to do over the course of a day and night, so you can explore Berlin in the morning, afternoon, evening and all night - Berlin being a truly 24-hour city. The neighbourhoods it covers are: Mitte, Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg, Neukölln, Friedrichshain, Charlottenburg, Wedding, Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Moabit, Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Treptow-Köpenick, Spandau, and Potsdam.

A series of interesting itineraries mean you can get the most of your visit, whether you have only a day or two or more. Wander through the best spots in old Berlin for a summer's day, or through the loveliest green parts of Berlin in the spring. The guide also includes lists of the art - books, film, music - most synonymous with Berlin, so you can immerse yourself completely.
Autorenporträt
When Australian writer Julian Tompkin first visited Berlin, the East German parliamentary 'palace' was still standing beside the River Spree, and Potsdamer Platz was very much a clamorous work-in-progress. Much has changed since then, and Julian has spent the last 15 years witnessing this once-divided city's rousing transformation. He writes regularly for newspapers, magazines and broadcast media in both Germany and Australia, and divides his time between Perth and Berlin with his wife (a born-and-bred Berliner) and their young son.