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These areas are highlighted on other maps throughout the book.īerlin Main Contributor: Ma¸gorzata OmilanowskaĬONTENTS HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE 6 Produced by Wydawnictwo Wiedza i ˚ycie, Warsaw MANAGING EDITOR Ewa Szwagrzyk SERIES EDITOR Joanna Egert DTP DESIGNER Pawel Pasternak CONSULTANT Nils Meyer ILLUSTRATIONS Andrzej Wielgosz, The corresponding thumb tabs on these pages make it easy to locate the chapter you want.
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Each colour-coded area is covered by a full chapter in Berlin Area by Area (see pp54 –159). Pages 216–229 RESTAURANTS, CAFÉS AND BARSīerlin Area by Area The main sightseeing area of Berlin has been divided up on the map below. Pages 146–155 AROUND SCHLOSS CHARLOTTENBURG WALKS The guides that show you what others only tell youīERLIN Never has a travel guide been so easy to use – just turn to the area of your choice AREA COLOUR CODES AROUND UNTER DEN LINDEN.
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