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“ï»żWe call it Wasserschlacht” Food fight at OberbaumbrĂŒcke August 28th 2011  0

Cat.: Allgemein, Event, Kultur, Staff, U inn Berlin Hostel
30. Juli 2011

 

Wasserschlacht oder GemĂŒseschlacht – Water-fight or Food-fight! Call it as you like! The last Wasserschlacht took place in 2008 at the OberbaumbrĂŒcke between Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg. And it was an epic event. No need to guess who won the fight coz as always Friedrichshian WON!! Why we do it?

Simple answer! Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg were once 2 separate districts. But politicians made a decision and now it is one big district. They take care of all the basic stuff like new street name signes and so on
But they forgot the far most important question. Who will be the king in the new born district. hat’s what the fight is about and so far Friedrichshain always wins. The last Wasserschlacht took place 4 years ago and now Kreuzberg claims once agin that the throne belongs to them.

 

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We want you to help Friedichshain and join us on the 28th of August at 12am at the OberbaumbrĂŒcke. Equip yourself with a camouflage rubbish bag a water gun and some old vegetables. Everything what is old rotten or soft is allowed. Prepare yourself to get a little dirty :-)

 

See you at OberbaumbrĂŒcke.

 

Earth Hour 2011  0

Cat.: Event, Staff, U inn Berlin Hostel
21. MĂ€rz 2011


At 8:30 PM on Saturday 26th of March 2011 U inn Berlin will participate in switching off lights for Earth Hour. As a statement against climate change Earth Hour will be happening all around the globe and has already managed to darken cities like Sidney or San Francisco during Earth Hours over the past years. After the recent happenings in Japan it seems more obvious than ever that the way towards a better future lies in working together and commonly creating awareness.



More information at: http://www.earthhour.org/


Punk and Disorderly Festival 2011 @ Astra Club Berlin Friedrichshain  0

Cat.: Berlin, Event, Party, Staff
16. MĂ€rz 2011

 

In April the “Punk and Disorderly Festival 2011″ takes place at the Astra Club in Berlin – Friedrichshain. There is no question, disordered punk is Berlin – disordered punk is Friedrichshain. That’s why our fringe group is looking forward to this wicked punk festival with its amazing line up. Local heroes like “Oxo 86″ as well as “Deadline” – finest UK street punk and many more bands are ready to make a orderly mess with us. These three nights of punk rock will bring fans from all over Europe together. The Astra Club is the perfect venue for this event, as it is located at the R.A.W. right between the Berliner districts Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, which got the punk most deep in there hearts. Loads of all kinds of clubs as well as tons of bars are located there too. We’ve got the people, we’ve got the beer. So what do we need more. YES!! The line up!!

 

01.04.2011 till 03.04.2011


FRIDAYU inn Berlin Hostel Berlin Punk and Disorderly Dead Line

00:10 pm – 01:10 pm ANTI-NOWHERE LEAGUE

11:10 pm – 11:55 pm ARGY BARGY

10:10 pm – 10:55 pm PÖBEL & GESOCKS

09:15 pm – 09:55 pm OXO 86

08:30 pm – 09:00 pm URBAN REJECTS

07:45 pm – 08:15 pm ON THE JOB

07:00 pm – 07:30 pm KITTY IN A CASKET

06:00 pm DOORS OPEN


SATURDAYU inn Berlin Hostel Berlin Punk and Disorderly Dead Line

00:10 pm – 01:10 pm LAST RESORT

11:10 pm – 11:55 pm DEADLINE

10:10 pm – 10:55 pm VARUKERS

09:15 pm – 09:55 pm TV SMITH plays THE ADVERTS

08:30 pm – 09:00 pm THE FILAMENTS

07:45 pm – 08:15 pm MOPED LADS

07:00 pm – 07:30 pm THE RUCKERS

06:00 pm DOORS OPEN


SUNDAYU inn Berlin Hostel Berlin Punk and Disorderly Cock Sparrer

11:10 pm – 00:10 pm COCK SPARRER

10:10 pm – 10:55 pm MARK FOGGO’S SKASTERS

09:15 pm – 09:55 pm KLASSE KRIMINALE

08:30 pm – 09:00 pm THE GRIT

07:45 pm – 08:15 pm DROOGIEZ

07:00 pm – 07:30 pm THE HITCHCOCKS

06:00 pm DOORS OPEN



Harden your shoulders, pogo won’t wait for long.

For more Information: http://www.punk-disorderly.de

How to order a Döner Kebap in Berlin  1

Cat.: Allgemein, Berlin, Kultur, Staff, We cook together
06. Februar 2011


U inn Berlin Hostel Döner Kebap Berlin

What is Döner anyway? The Berliner Döner is a Turkish fast food, invented in Berlin by a Turkish immigrant in 1971. Its white Turkish bred with salad, meat and sauce. First thing you need to know is that there are few different kinds of Döner’s. It can be served with different sauces and different kinds of meat. You can also change the make-up of the salad, so if you don’t like onions for example you can naturally leave them out, as everything else you don’t like. If you don’t like to eat the bred, you can also order the Döner on a plate.The standard Döner is served as follows:

 

White bred cross and warm baked with lamb or chicken, different kinds of vegetables like onion, tomato and cucumber, corn and red cabbage. You usually have three different sauces to choose from: Garlic sauce, herbal sauce and hot sauce. It’s common to mix the hot sauce with one of the others but not garlic and herb sauce. The hot sauce is really hot and only for the brave ones – and be warned, it might burn two times. If you want to try it, we recommend asking for only a little bit hot sauce – “nur ein kleines bisschen scharfe Soße”

 

So let’s imagine: You’re starving and have dreamed about trying a Döner your whole life. You want to order a Döner, but you speak English and the Turkish guy at the fast food restaurant speaks German and Turkish. What to do? Desperation! No Turkish-English interpreter around? F*** you’ll have to starve.

 

Or let us help you and use the following crib:


Just click on the link to hear the translation –> [1][2][3]


  • One/ two/ three Döner – Ein/ zwei/ drei Döner  [1] [2] [3]

    U inn Berlin Hostel Chicken Döner

  • Without / with – ohne / mit [1] [2]
  • Onion – Zwiebeln [1]
  • Tomatos and cucumber – Tomaten und Gurken [1]
  • Red cabbage – Rotkohl [1]
  • Hot sauce – Scharfer Soße [1]
  • Garlic sauce – Knoblauchsoße [1]
  • Herb Sauce – KrĂ€utersoße [1]
  • Chicken – Huhn [1]
  • Lamb – Lamm [1]
  • A Döner on a plate (without bred) – Ein Dönerteller [1]


For example:

I would like to have a Döner with chicken, without onions and with hot and garlic sauce.

Ich hĂ€tte gern einen Döner mit Huhn, ohne Zwiebeln, mit scharfer Soße und Knoblauchsoße. [1]


The Dönerman is asking: “Mit scharfer Soße?” Wich means „With hot sauce?“ and you might say:

“No thanks, no hot sauce.” – “Nein Danke, keine scharfe Soße.” [1]

“Yes, but only a little bit.” – “Ja, aber nur ein bisschen (scharfe Soße).” [1]


As you finally trust us, try out this with your favourite Dönerman:

Ick hĂ€tt jern nen Döner mit scharfa Soße und’n  Sterni [1]


And now some basics:

  • Please – Bitte [1]
  • Thanx – Danke [1]
  • Good bye – TschĂŒss [1]
  • It was delicious – Es war lecker [1]
  • I love Döner – Ich liebe Döner [1]


We hope you will find this guide quite helpfull and enjoy the Google Translation links as much as we did.

Liese & Chris



How to order a Döner in Berlin

transmediale.11 –> RESPONSE:ABILITY and CTM.11 –> #LIVE!?  0

Cat.: Berlin, Event, Party, Staff
25. Januar 2011

 

 

This years transmediale.11 is going to take place at the “Haus der Kulturen der Welt” from 1st until the 6th of February 2011. The title RESPONSE:ABILITY presenting a programme withe more than 150 projects, all focused on the radical changes in our digital age. We all living in a time where Web 2.0, Social media connects everybody with everything at every time. This edition of transmediale.11 will also connect you directly to all our events and venues. RESPONSE:ABILITY this years slogan reflects the way we life together and how work and all political processes designed in a new way. A fine selection of lectures, performances, workshops, screenings, concerts and art installations awaits you at the “Haus der Kulturen der Welt”

 

 

International renowned speakers including , Franco ‚BIFO‘ Berardi, Tim Etchells, Jordan Crandall and Carolyn Guertin will give a lecture at BODY:RESPONSE. Audio-visual live performances will present et al. People Like Us, CĂ©cile Babiole & Vincent Goudard and Ei Wada at the performance programme LIVE:RESPONSE. The film- and video programme SyncExistence will screen in total 58 new works as well as rare and historical works by artists like Lynn Hershmann Leeson, Ho Tzu Nyen and Sergei Komarov. Furthermore the HacKaWay Zone will establish an experimental room for art, workshops and performances of artist like Paul Vanouse, UBERMORGEN.COM and Daito Manabe. In the Open Zone artists, scientists and activists like Heath Bunting, FakePress, and Elizabeth Stark will create interactive, open workspaces, workshops and stages which are symbolizing the open culture. This programmatical focus on open and collaborative structures is reflected in the comprehensive approach of the festival. Everything is connected with each other and fluent crossings are developing in which the participants get active in the different emphases of transmediale.11.

 

But a transmediale would ne be perfect without the ClubTransmediale CTM.11. Extended Club Nights at Berghain and Maria am Ostbahnhof on the weekend of February 4–6 present an update on affairs in the ever-expanding club music universe. There’s a special focus on the diverse and continually shifting styles derived from the exploded genres of dubstep, grime and UK funky. Catch up with the latest developments on the UK scene around mastermind Kode9 at the big Hyperdub night at Berghain on Friday 4.2, when Darkstar, King Midas Sound, Ikonika, Cooly G and others among the label’s advance guard will test the membranes of Berlin’s premium sound system. Another special highlight is the Modeselektion night scheduled for Saturday, 5.2 in Maria am Ostbahnhof, compiled by Berlin’s own home-grown heroes of the bass line, Modeselektor, who invited along some of their talented cronies: the video collective Pfadfinderei, Jackmaster, Ben UFO, Cosmin TRG and Siriusmo. Other highlights include a Perlon night at Panorama Bar, club concerts by Swedish techno-minimalists The Field, French duo Zombie Zombie, and the young Cologne trio, MIT, who fuse Kraftwerk-inspired conceptual electronica with the cold wave aesthetics of Joy Division – and will present their latest album at the festival.


 

Opening
Tue 1.2.2011 at 6 pm
Duration and Opening hours
2. – 6.2.2011, daily 10 am – 22 pm

Venue

Haus der Kulturen der Welt
John-Foster-Dulles-Allee 10
10557 Berlin

Tickets
tm Festival-Pass: 80 Euro / 45 Euro concessions
tm Day-Ticket: 25 Euro / 18 Euro concessions
tm/CTM Combined-Pass: 105 Euro / 80 Euro concessions
Conference: 7 Euro / 5 Euro concessions
Performance: 12 Euro / 8 Euro concessions
Film + Video: 7 Euro / 5 Euro concessions

Links: transmediale.11 CTM.11

BerMuDa – Berlin Music Days 3-6 Nov. 2010  0

Cat.: Allgemein, Berlin, Event, Offer, U inn Berlin Hostel
11. Oktober 2010


 

In der ersten Novemberwoche ist es endlich wieder so weit. Vom 3. November 2010 – 6. November 2010 wird sich zu den Berlin Music Days in Berlin die internationale elektronische Musikszene versammeln. Nach dem großen Erfolg der letztjĂ€hrigen BerMuDa mit ĂŒber 30.000 Besuchern, Labelmachern, Musikern und Easyjetset, wird dieses Jahr noch einer drauf gesetzt. Im letzten Jahr konnte man in 40 Berliner Clubs zu ĂŒber 100 Djs und Live-Acts feiern. In diesem Jahr kommt ein reichhaltiges Tagesprogramm in unzĂ€hligen Locations verteilt ĂŒber die Stadt hinzu. Und zum Highlight heißt es dann am Wochenende „Fly BerMuDa“ auf dem ehemaligen Flughafen Tempelhof.

 

U inn Berlin Hostel BerMuDa Special Rate

 

Die Berlin Music Days verstehen sich nicht als eine Musik Messe sondern mehr als ein Festival, einen Querschnitt der Berliner Clubkultur, die natĂŒrlich maßgeblich am internationalen Takt beteiligt ist. Ziel ist es elektronische Musik in einer authentischen Umgebung zu prĂ€sentieren. Welche Stadt eignet sich hierfĂŒr besser als Berlin. Die Hauptstadt der elektronischen Beats. Das Berlin diesen Titel verdient, beweisen Jahr fĂŒr Jahr die Clubtrouisten die nach Berlin pilgern und die vielen KĂŒnstler, Bookingagenturen und Labels die in Berlin ansĂ€ssig sind. An den 4 Tagen hat man die Möglichkeit das breite Spektrum elektronischer Musik kennenzulernen und man bekommt ein Eindruck davon was hinter den Kulissen passiert. Aber auch Szenekenner können sich austauschen und neues entdecken.

 

Von Mittwoch an werden die NĂ€chte lĂ€nger in den Berliner Clubs. Ein internationales LineUp erwartet Euch. Onur Özer, Oliver Koletzki, Omar S, Ellen Allien, Superpitcher, Sascha Funke, Dario Zenker, Till von Sein, Thomas Schumacher und Thomas Koch um nur einige Namen zu nennen. Den Abschluss der BerMuNights wird das Festival der Extraklasse auf dem Flughafen Tempelhof bilden. Das diese Location begeistern kann, hat sie beim Berlin Festival bewiesen. Aber auch das großartige Lineup wird fĂŒr viele ein Grund sein Berlin einen Besuch abzustatten. Mit dabei sind Paul Kalkbrenner, Sven VĂ€th, Richie Hwtin, Loco Dice, Tiefschwarz und viele mehr. Euer Flugticket könnt Ihr am 6. November einlösen.


Im Rahmen der BerMuDa veranstaltet De:Bug die Musiktechniktage. Hier könnt ihr kostenlos bei „Native Instuments“, „Ableton“ und „Propellerhead“ reinschnuppern. Oder schaut mal bei den Jungs von Soundclound vorbei, dem jungen Startup mit internationalen Ambitionen.


Auf der BerMuDa ist jeder willkommen, sich zu prĂ€sentieren. Ihr könnt Eure Ideen einsenden. „Be Part of It“ Dank des offenen Konzeptes werden auch in Zukunft die Berlin Music Days Interessierte mit ihren Workshops und Showcases nach Berlin locken.

 

Um ein solches Mamut-Programm durchzustehen, sollte es an Schlaf nicht fehlen. Wir bieten Euch zur BerMuDa eine Special Rate an.

 

Single: 25€;  Double/Twin: 24€;  Triple: 20€;   4 Bed dorm: 15€;   5 Bed dorm: 14€;   8 Bed dorm: 13€

 

U inn Berlin Hostel BerMuDa Special Rate

 

Alle Preise sind inklusive kleinem FrĂŒhstĂŒcksbuffet, damit ihr gestĂ€rkt in die BerMuDays geht. Gebt einfach bei der Buchung mit an das Ihr fĂŒr die BerMuDa buchen wollt. Dieses Angebot ist nur bei Buchung per e-Mail oder Telefon möglich.

Berlin’s Top 5+1 Beach Bars for the Summer  0

Cat.: Party, Staff
18. Juli 2010

 

Goin` for the beach in Berlin? Oh yes! The Spree river that curls through the city is about 46 kilometers long. Enough space for a vaste variety of beaches and beach bars. Which of those spots is the best, coolest or most relaxing place? – YouÂŽll have to define for yourself. Here is our 5+1 list of recommendations for Berlin beach action. (The „Club der VisionĂ€re“ ['club of visionaries'] is not a real beach bar, yet it has to be on the list, as it is one of BerlinÂŽs finest chill-out locations.)


Club der VisionÀre



The „Club der VisionĂ€re“ is no beach bar as such. The sand is replaced by wooden planks, which makes the bar partly floating on the water. Sitting with dangled legs in the cool water, sipping on your drink while trees all around the club provide you with shade. This is the perfect place to relax. On the weekends the CdV turns into a floating party with cool techno beats by well known DJ’s of the scene.

 

Homepage: www.clubdervisionaere.com


Address: Am Flutgraben/LohmĂŒhlen Insel


Kiki Blofeld


 

The ‘Kiki Blofeld’ youÂŽll find right opposite of the Bar25 at the river Spree. The place is cozy and relaxed with more green and less sand around. On the premises is also an old (sea-) bunker from the times of GDR border-police. Nowadays this is where the music plays after nightfall. There is also pool and table tennis and for the culinary well-being you can order pizza or grilled sausages. By the way: Kiki Blofeld is the daughter of Ernest Stavros Blofeld the villain from the early James Bond movies. Kiki wanted to redeem her name and so she gave us this compound of nearly1 hectar.

 

Homepage:  www.kikiblofeld.de


Address: Köpenickerstr. 48


Yaam


 

The Yaam has earned itself quite a reputation over the years as „Berlin`s finest place in reaggae culture” and most Berliners know it of course. Here one can hang out and relax to reaggae vibes. On the premises youÂŽll find fields for basketball, a halfpipe and the obligatory table tennis. At night the beach bar is magically transormed into a hot club where one can dance and party till dawn.

 

Homepage: www.yaam.de


Address: Stralauer Platz 35


Bar 25


 

YouÂŽre jusÂŽ looking for a break, silence and relaxation? You jusÂŽ wanna hang out in the sun with your feet in the ice-cool water, while nothing bothers you? Then definitely avoid Bar 25! as this is the location for afterhours in Berlin. Though itÂŽs not really clear, when the afterhour starts or ends, but most certainly you can dance and party on even on a monday night.

 

Homepage: www.bar25.de


Address: Holzmarkt 25


Badeschiff


 

Berlin’s swimming pool in the river Spree. Here you can drop by – to see and be seen. Students reading books, DJ’s spinning the records and Checker checking. Paddling lonely is not a townie’s thing, so do not be surprised if it gets tight. Sitting lonely at the lake is quite a back number.

 

Homepage: www.arena-berlin.de


Address: Eichenstrasse 4


Oststrand



The ‘east beach’ is situated in the former border strip of the berlin wall, right behind legendary east-side-gallery, just next to the O2-World arena. Since going to see the east-side-gallery is on top of most visitorÂŽs checklist, attending ‘Oststrand’ is definetely worth the small detour. Just give yourself the time to hang out for a cool beer or a fruity cocktail. They also make fresh pizza! In july the 8th Völkerball – worldchampionship will take place here.

 

Homepage: www.oststrand.de


Address: MĂŒhlenstrasse 24-26



Schland o Schland von Uwu Lena der (inoffizielle) offizielle WM 2010 Song fĂŒr Deutschland!  0

Cat.: Event, Staff
15. Juni 2010

Shakira?? WM-Song 2010?? Neeee!! Wer hats erfunden? Die Lena, die Uwu Lena!!!!


Naja nicht so ganz, aber irgendwie schon. Zur Zeit bahnt sich der wohl beste Kandidat fĂŒr den Ohrwurm der Weltmeisterschaft 2010 in Afrika, seinen Weg durch das Internet. Bei Youtube ist Schland o Schland von Uwu Lena einer der meist geklickten Clips. Die 8 Studenten aus MĂŒnster haben mit ihrem Spass-Remake des Songs Satellite von Lena. die Herzen der Internetgemeinde erobert. Mittlerweile ist man auch außerhalb von YouTube, Facebook und der Blogger-Gemeinde, auf die sympathischen Jungs und Ihr Video aufmerksam geworden. Der Plattenvertrag ist schon in der Tasche und die Single wird noch Ende dieser Woche ihren Weg in die SupermĂ€rkte der Nation finden. Schaden kann es nicht, vielleicht haben wir ja auch endlich ein Mittel gefunden das Getöse der Vuvuzelas zu ĂŒbertönen.


In diesem Sinne Waka Waka …  Ă€hm  … Schland natĂŒrlich!!


Top5: Freiluftkinos in Berlin Saison 2010  1

Cat.: Event, Staff
08. Juni 2010

 

Auch wenn die offizielle Freiluftkino Saison schon vor 2 Wochen begonnen hat, geht es jetzt erst so richtig los. Wer hatte schon Lust bei 10°C im Regen zu sitzen. Aber an diesem Wochenende hat die Sonne Berlin endlich wach gekĂŒsst. In den Parks wird wieder um die Wette gegrillt und die Clubs haben plötzlich ein “Outdoor” Floor. Sommer!

 

Nun wird es aber auch Zeit sich einmal das Programm der Freiluftkinos in Berlin anzuschauen. Zu den Klassikern der letzten Jahre, wie dem Freiluftkino Friedrichshain und dem Freiluftkino Kreuzberg, haben sich im letzten Jahr erfolgreich das Freiluftkino Insel im Cassiopeia und das Freiluftkino in der Bar25 gesellt.

 

Neu dabei ist in diesem Jahr das Haus Schwarzen Berg mit dem Freiluftkino Mitte, das sich dem Independent Film verschrieben hat. Sowie das Freiluftkino im Kulturforum am Potsdamer Platz, wo man Blockbuster unterm Sternenzelt genießen kann.

 

Um bei diesem Angebot nicht den Überblick zu verlieren, haben wir fĂŒr Euch eine kleine Liste mit dem Kontakten fĂŒr die einzelnen Freiluftkinos zusammengestellt. Auf deren Homepage findet ihr auch immer Informationen zum aktuellen Programm. Ihr könnt Euch natĂŒrlich auch jeden Abend eure ganz persönliche Empfehlung bei uns an der Rezeption abholen.


Freiluftkino Friedrichshain

Gelegen im Volkspark Friedrichshain ca 20 Minuten vom Hostel, finden sich jeden Abend 300 Kino-begeisterte zum gemeinsamen Kinoerlebnis ein.

Adresse: Im Volkspark Friedrichshain, Platz der Vereinten Nationen 1, Telefon: 030 / 293 61 629

Wann: 19. Mai bis 19. September Beginn der FilmvorfĂŒhrung um ca. 21:30 Uhr.

Eintritt: 6,50 Euro (Vorverkauf: 6,90 Euro)

Homepage


Freiluftkino Kreuzberg

Das Freiluftkino in Berlin Kreuzberg hat eine lange Tradition.Und auch in diesem kann man zwischen Highlight der aktuellen Saison sowie aus Klassikern wÀhlen. Viele Filme werden auch in Originalfassung angeboten.

Adresse: Am Mariannenplatz 2 in Kreuzberg Stadtplan Telefon: 030 / 293 61 628

Wann: Die Saison 2010 startet am Freitag, 30. April mit “Neukölln unlimited” Filmbeginn ist um 21:30 Uhr (manchmal auch 21 Uhr).

Eintritt: 6,50 Euro (Vorverkauf: 6,90 Euro) *

Homepage


Freiluftkino Insel

Nicht weit vom Hostel Friedrichshain bietet eines der Wohl schönsten Kino Erlebnisse. In Cassiopeia einer alten Industriebrache Könnt ihr zwischen alten BacksteingebĂ€uden viele Filme mit Berliner Bezug genießen.

Adresse: Freiluftkino Insel im Sommergarten des Cassiopeia Stadtplan Telefon: 030 / 54 71 32 47

Wann: ab 13. Mai Die Filme beginnen um ca. 21:30 Uhr. Spieltage: Mo, Do, So, gelegtenlich Specials

Eintritt: 6,50 € , ermĂ€ĂŸigt 5,50 € (außer fĂŒr Specials) *

Homepage



Sommerkino Kulturforum Potsdamer Platz

Vor beeindruckenden City Kulisse am Potsdamer Platz wird ein einmaliges Kinoerlebnis geboten. Blockbuster auf LiegestĂŒhlen ist hier das Motto.

Adresse: Piazzetta des Kulturforums Potsdamer Platz Stadtplan Wann: ab Mitte Juli

Eintritt: 7 Euro / ermĂ€ĂŸigt 6 Euro *

Homepage

 




Bar 25 prÀsentiert von B.Ware TV

“Ein ausgezeichneter Sommer” Immer Dienstag, Mittwoch und Donnerstag ab 21:30 Uhr

Wo: Im Circus25 unterm Zelt! Di-Do ab 19:00 Uhr gibt es detaillierte Infos ĂŒber mögliche Absagen.

Homepage

Top 5: WM 2010 Public Viewing Berlin Locations (English Version)  1

Cat.: Event, Hostel, Staff
26. Mai 2010

Finally the soccer world championship is back. But still if you couldn’t afford to travel to South Africa, you can even join the world championship in Berlin via public viewing. As South Africa is in the same time zone as Germany you can watch the games without time delay. All games that will take place at 04.00 pm and 08.00 pm will be shown via public viewing in Berlin. The start is on June 11th and the final will be one month later in South Africa, which is the 11th July.

 

The biggest public viewing party takes place at the “Fanmeile” in “Straße des 17. Juni”. Although the first games of the German team will be shown on a huge screen in front of “Olympia Stadion”. But from the eighth-finals it’s going on at the “Fanmeile”. Several hundred thousands of people are expected to visit.

 

If you prefer a more comfortable atmosphere you can experience public viewing in many Berliner bars, beach bars, restaurants, pubs and beer gardens in Berlin.

 

If you want to organize a public viewing event yourself, you have to apply for a license at the “FIFA” website. You can publish your location and also find help and the most important application forms at www.public-viewing-berlin.de. Public viewing in Berlin is most popular since the world championship in 2006. So if any bar owner wants so make some money on the side, they can’t go wrong with that!

 

This is just a few tips from our side:



Fanmeile at Brandenburger TorWM 2010 Brandenburger Tor public viewing Friedrichshian Hostel U inn Berlin Hostel


Straße des 17. Juni, Mitte

Max. Capacity: 500 000

Entrance fee: Free




The big “Fanmeile“ at “Brandenburger Tor” only takes place at the half-finals/ eights-finals

at the final game. The big screen is 80qm.



Arena Berlinarena berlin public viewing Friedrichshian Hostel U inn Berlin Hostel


Eichenstraße 4, Treptow, Telefon: 533 20 30

Max Capacity: 1.000 indoor/outdoor





The “Arena Berlin” will show all games of the world championship live, inside as well as outside on the big screen. All broadcasts are presented by celebrities.


Bar 25


Holzmarktstr. 25, Friedrichshain, Tel: 0157 71 53 04 25

Max. capacity: 500

Entrace fee: Free





The Berliner scene bar “Bar 25“ will show all games of the world soccer championship 2010.

Certainly you can party and hang out in this location before and after all games. Directly situated on the river “Spree”, this is probably one of the most beautiful public viewing locations in Berlin.


RosiÂŽs KlubRosis Berlin Friedrichshian Hostel U inn Berlin Hostel


Revaler Str. 29, Friedrichshain

Max. Capacity: 500





The “Rosis” is situated in the “Revaler Straße“ which is the party street in Berlin. All games will be shown there. Entrance begins 1-2 hours before game start.



YaamYaam Public viewing WM 2010 Friedrichshian Hostel U inn Berlin Hostel


Stralauer Platz 35, Friedrichshain, Tel: 615 13 54

Entrance fee: Free





You can cheer all games in the “Yaam“ club on the big screen. At the same time you get nice beach feeling.

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