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Baedeker Berlin
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Imprint
Coverpicture: EmperorWilliam Memorial Church
88colourphotographs
11 plans,3drawings, 1 transportplan (U-andS-Bahn),1 largecitymap
Conceptionandeditorialwork:
RedaktionsburoHarenberg,Schwerte
English Language:AlecCourt
Text: MarianneBernhard
Revisionandadditionaltext: BaedekerEditorial Department
Generaldirection:
Dr Peter Baumgarten, BaedekerStuttgart
Cartography:
IngenieurburofurKartographieHuber&Oberlander, Munich
GeorgSchiffner, Lahr (panoramicviewofUnterden Linden)
RichardSchwarzNachf., Berlin (citymap)
Englishtranslation:
James Hogarth
Sourceofillustrations:
Brohan Museum (2), Europahaus (1), Historia-Photo (15), Kappelmeyer (13), Konig (3),
Lammel (2), Lehnartz (39), Mauritius (1), Messerschmidt (1), Prenzel (1), Sperber (1),
Uthoff(9)
FollowingthetraditionestablishedbyKarlBaedekerin1844,sightsofparticularinterestand
hotelsorrestaurantsofparticularqualityaredistinguishedbyeitheroneortwoasterisks.
Tomakeiteasiertolocatethevarioussightslistedinthe"AtoZ"sectionoftheGuide,their
coordinatesonthelargemapofBerlin(andonthesmallerinsetplan)areshowninredatthe
headofeachentry,andthenearestU-Bahn(Underground)andS-Bahn(suburban)stations
andmostconvenientbusservicesaregiven.
Only a selection of hotels, restaurants and shops can be given: no reflection is implied,
therefore,onestablishmentsnotincluded.
In a time of rapid change it is difficultto ensure that all the information given is entirely
accurateanduptodate,andthepossibilityoferrorcanneverbeentirelyeliminated.Although
thepublisherscanacceptnoresponsibilityforinaccuraciesandomissions,theyarealways
gratefulforcorrectionsandsuggestionsforimprovement.
©
BaedekerStuttgart
Original Germanedition
©1987JarroldandSons Ltd
English languageeditionworldwide
©1987TheAutomobileAssociation57053
United Kingdomand Ireland
USand Canadianedition
PrenticeHall Press
Licenseduser:
MairsGeographischerVerlag GmbH &Co.,Ostfildern-KemnatbeiStuttgart
Reproductions:
Gblz Repro-ServiceGmbH, Ludwigsburg
ThenameBaedekerisaregisteredtrademark
PrintedinItalyRvSagdos, Milan
0-13-367996-9 US&CANADA
86145211 9UK
3-87504-176-3GERMANY
Contents
Page
The Principal Sights at a Glance inside front cover
Plan of U- and S-Bahn (underground) 6
Preface 7
Facts and Figures 9
General 9
Population and Religion 10
Transport 10
Culture 13
Commerce and Industry 15
Noted Berlin Figures 15
History of Berlin 21
Sectors and Wards of Berlin 24
Hohenzollern Rulers of Brandenburg and Prussia 25
West Berlin from AtoZ 26
East Berlin 91
General 91
Transport 91
Culture 91
Commerce and Industry 91
Entry Pointsfrom West Berlin 93
East Berlin from AtoZ 94
Practical Information 132
Useful Telephone Numbers 167
City Map at end of book
Preface
ThisPocketGuidetoBerlinisoneofthenewgenerationofBaedekercity
guides.
Baedeker pocket guides, illustrated throughout in colour, are designed
to meet the needs of the modern traveller. They are quick and easy to
consult, with the principal featuresof interestdescribed in alphabetical
orderand practical detailsaboutlocation, openingtimes,etc.,shown in
the margin.
Each guide is divided into three parts. The first part gives a general
account of the city, its history, notable personalities and so on; in the
secondparttheprincipalsightsaredescribed;andthethirdpartcontains
a variety of practical information designed to help visitors to find their
way about and makethe most oftheirstay.
The new guides are abundantly illustrated and contain numbers of
newlydrawn plans.Atthebackofthebookisa largecitymap,andeach
entryinthemain partoftheguidegivesthecoordinatesofthesquareon
the map in which the particular feature can be located. Users of this
guide,therefore,will havenodifficultyinfindingwhattheywanttosee.
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