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MITTE. This building, which is considered home to Berlin's renowned Philharmonic, was constructed in 1961, and the eye-catching gold-plated exterior was added in the 1980s. Excellent acoustics in the strategically designed concert hall draw a continual crowd during the orchestra's 11-month season. An evening listening to the Philharmonic Orchestra is undoubtedly an enchanting experience, but it may be easier to obtain tickets for performances by visiting ensembles. TRANSPORTATION: U1 Kurfurstenstrasse
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MITTE. Established in 1742, this intriguing venue served as the Royal Court Opera for Frederick the Great. After suffering damage during World War II, the building was refurbished to resemble the original structure as closely as possible. The luxurious interior sets the scene for the concert hall, which hosts numerous outstanding operas, ballets and musical performances. Tickets may be difficult to obtain, but are undoubtedly worth the effort. U-BAHN: Französische Strasse; S-BAHN: Friedrichstrasse
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MITTE. This venue is renowned for its international music and, on occasion, for its live concerts performed on the largest carillon in Europe (boasting an amazing 68 bells). Visitors also can enjoy the performances provided in the lively Café Global. A museum housed in this unusually curvy structure displays foreign photographs and works of art from Latin America, Africa and Asia. Hours vary by event; check website for current program. TRANSPORTATION: S3, S5, S7, S9 Bellevue. BUS: 100
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Komische Oper
Behrenstraße 55-57, Berlin, Germany 10117 · +49-(0)-30-2026-00
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MITTE. This establishment was the first place in Berlin to host performances in the German language (1764). Since 1947, this opera house has entertained visitors with its humorous performances. Director Harry Kupfer has incorporated insightful twists to his productions, which contribute greatly to the enjoyable shows. The operas are still presented in German and are surprisingly affordable. Tickets not sold the night before the show are conveniently offered at half-price after 11am the following morning. U-BAHN: Franzosische Strasse S-BAHN: Unter den Linden
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Kulturbrauerei
Schönhauser Allee 36, Berlin, Germany 10435 · +49-(0)-30-4431-5152
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An up-to-the-minute hotspot that is popular for the numerous activities it offers. This is the perfect place to go if you are in the mood for cocktails, concerts, and dancing or poetry readings, periodic performances, and theatrical productions. The unique environment of the former boiler room is also an appealing feature. U-BAHN: Eberswalder Strasse
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