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Identity card<\/span><\/span><\/strong>
\nArea code<\/strong> 49 (Germany), 30 (Berlin)
\nTime difference<\/strong> : none<\/p>\n

How to get there<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\nAirBerlin <\/strong>The second German airline, founded in 1978 in Berlin, operates 12 flights a week from Paris with fares starting at e44.99. Although the on-board service remains simple, newspapers are distributed free of charge. From 2012, it will finally be possible to collect miles as airberlin plans to join the Oneworld alliance. At present, the company offers its own topbonus programme, in addition to a solution for businesses.
\nTel. <\/strong>: 0 826 967 378
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.airberlin.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Lufthansa :\u00a0<\/strong>The German airline offers 9 weekly flights from Paris.
\nTel.<\/strong> : 0 892 231 690
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.lufthansa.com<\/p>\n

Air France :\u00a0<\/strong>The French carrier operates 29 flights a week from Paris.
\nTel.<\/strong> : 36 54
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.airfrance.com<\/p>\n

Easy Jet :\u00a0<\/strong>The low-cost carrier offers 14 weekly flights.
\nTel.<\/strong> : 0 899 65 00 11
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.easyjet.com<\/a><\/p>\n

\"BerlinHotels<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\nConcorde hotel Berlin :\u00a0<\/strong>The Concorde Berlin is truly a hotel designed for business travellers. Internet access is free; the business centre is open day and night, and the sixteen meeting rooms can be used to organise all kinds of events. The Club \u00c9toile, on the 10th floor, offers secretarial and concierge services. Guests on the \"executive<\/em> benefit from a priority check-in\/check-out service. The hotel, which opened five years ago, offers 311 rooms, including 44 suites. Trendy restaurants and boutiques, as well as extravagant architectural projects, flourish just a stone's throw away. The Ku'damm district, \"showcase for the West<\/em> which was shunned just after reunification, celebrates its 125th anniversary this year and is regaining its former prestige.
\nAugsburger Strasse 41
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 800 999 0
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 800 999 99
\nInternet <\/strong>: www.berlin.concorde-hotels.com<\/p>\n

Adlon Kempinski<\/strong> The Adlon Kempinski: If there's a legendary palace in Berlin, it's the Adlon Kempinski, whose windows open directly onto the Brandenburg Gate. This elegant 1900s building is one of the city's four Leading Hotels of the World.
\nUnter den Linden 77
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 2261 0
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 2261 222
\nE-mail<\/strong> : hotel.adlon@kempinski.com<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.kempinski.com\/en\/berlin\/hotel-adlon\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Other major business hotels<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\nGrand Hyatt Berlin<\/strong>
\nMarlene-Dietrich-Platz 2
\nTel.<\/strong> :+ 49 30 25 53 12 34
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 25 53 12 35
\nE-mail<\/strong> : berlin.grand@hyatt.com<\/a>
\nInternet <\/strong>berlin.grand.hyatt.com<\/p>\n

Swiss\u00f4tel Berlin<\/strong>
\nAugsburger Stra\u00dfe 44
\nTel. <\/strong>: + 49 30 220 10 0
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 220 10 2222
\nE-mail<\/strong> : berlin@swissotel.com<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.swissotel.com\/berlin<\/p>\n

Intercontinental Berlin<\/strong>
\nBudapester Stra\u00dfe 2
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 2602 0
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 2602 2600
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.berlin.intercontinental.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Hilton Berlin<\/strong>
\nMohrenstra\u00dfe 30
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 20230
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 2023 4269
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.hiltonhotels.com\/fr_FR<\/p>\n

Kempinski Bristol Berlin<\/strong>
\nKurf\u00fcrstendamm 27
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 8843 40
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 883 6075
\nE-mail <\/strong>: reservations.bristol@kempinski.com<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.kempinskiberlin.de<\/p>\n

The Westin Grand Berlin<\/strong>
\nFriedrichstra\u00dfe 158-164
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 20270
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 20273362
\nE-mail <\/strong>: info@Westin-Grand.com<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.starwoodhotels.com<\/p>\n

Sofitel Berlin Gendarmenmarkt<\/strong>
\nCharlottenstra\u00dfe 50-52
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 203 750
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 203 75100
\nE-mail<\/strong> : h5342@sofitel.com<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.sofitel.com<\/a><\/p>\n

\"BudgetBudget hotels<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\nMotel One<\/strong> The German hotel chain, launched in 2002, is expanding at breakneck speed in the capital, where it will soon have eight establishments. The concept: very, very low prices (from \u20ac59 for a single room), a recognisable design spirit and strategic locations, such as Alexander Platz, Potsdamer Platz and Ku'Damm, with a unit waiting to open near the main railway station.
\nMotel One Ku'Damm - Kantstra\u00dfe 7 - 11a
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 315 17 36 0
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 315 17 36 10
\nE-mail<\/strong> : berlin-kudamm@motel-one.com<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.motel-one.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Arte Luise Kunsthotel<\/strong> Art Hotel: This unusual and very Berlin-style \"art hotel\", whose windows look like framed paintings, is housed in a palace dating from 1825. Each room has been designed by a different artist. All good value for money. To the east of the city, in the former Jewish quarter of Oranienburg, now an alternative district.
\nLuisenstra\u00dfe 19
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 28 448 0
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 28448 448
\nE-mail<\/strong> : info@luise-berlin.com<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.luise-berlin.com<\/a><\/p>\n

\"ConferenceConference centre<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\nMesse Berlin GMBH<\/strong> The 26 halls of the Berlin Exhibition Centre are the capital's largest trade fair and congress venue. The venue is directly linked to the ICC Berlin congress centre, with its 80 conference rooms for up to 5,000 participants.
\nMessedamm 22
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 3038 0
\nFax <\/strong>: + 49 30 3038 2325
\nE-mail <\/strong>: central@messe-berlin.de<\/a> or icc-berlin-sales@messe-berlin.de<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.messe-berlin.de<\/a> or www.icc-berlin.de<\/a><\/p>\n

Restaurants<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\nTV Turm Alexanderplatz<\/strong> The restaurant on the famous television tower may not be the best restaurant in town, but it's certainly the highest in Berlin. On the menu: venison from the surrounding forests, as well as perch fillets from nearby lakes, and above all a 360\u00b0 view. Breathtaking.
\nPanoramastra\u00dfe 1a
\nTel.<\/strong> : +49 30 24 75 75 0
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 242 59 22
\nE-mail<\/strong> : info@tv-turm.de<\/a> or reservierung@tv-turm.de<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.tv-turm.de<\/a><\/p>\n

Dressler<\/strong> This gourmet brasserie evokes the atmosphere of 1930s Berlin, Art Deco and cosy. The cuisine is an interesting and refined Franco-German fusion. There is also another Dressler restaurant in the Charlottenburg district.
\nUnter den Linden 39
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 204 44 22
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 204 50 659
\nE-mail<\/strong> : info@restaurantdressler.de<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.restaurant-dressler.de<\/a><\/p>\n

Information<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\nBerlin Tourismus & Kongress :\u00a0<\/strong>The Berlin Convention and Visitors Bureau has a detailed, multilingual website.
\nAm Karlsbad 11
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 25 00 25
\nE-mail<\/strong> : info@visitberlin.de<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.visitBerlin.de<\/a><\/p>\n

Berlinonline: Official website of the city of Berlin<\/strong>
\nKarl-Liebknecht-Stra\u00dfe 29
\nE-mail <\/strong>: info@berlin.de<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.berlin.de<\/a><\/p>\n

Berlin Partner <\/strong>A body designed to encourage new businesses to set up in Berlin.
\nFasanenstra\u00dfe 85
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 39980 0
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 39980 23
\nE-mail<\/strong> : internet@berlin-partner.de<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.berlin-partner.de<\/a><\/p>\n

Industrie Und Handelskammer Berlin<\/strong> The Berlin Chamber of Commerce and Industry also offers advice on setting up a business.
\nFasanenstra\u00dfe 85
\nTel.<\/strong> : + 49 30 315 10 0
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 30 315 10 166
\nE-mail<\/strong> : service@berlin.ihk.de<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.ihk-berlin.de<\/p>\n

Ubifrance Germany<\/strong>
\nK\u00f6nigsallee 53-55 - D\u00fcsseldorf
\nTel. <\/strong>: + 49 211 300 41 0
\nFax<\/strong> : + 49 211 300 41 177
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.botschaft-frankreich.de<\/p>\n

Franco-German Chamber of Commerce<\/strong>
\n18, rue Balard - 75015 Paris
\nTel. <\/strong>: 01 40 58 35 35
\nFax<\/strong> : 01 45 75 47 39
\nE-mail<\/strong> : info@francoallemand.com<\/a>
\nInternet<\/strong> : www.francoallemand.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Practical Guide<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\nBerlin Cartoville<\/strong> Gallimard (2011): admittedly, it doesn't contain many addresses, but the concept is very useful, as the whole city is laid out in several maps that you can keep in your pocket. What's more, the latest 2011 version has just been published in January.<\/p>\n

Berlin, Wallpaper City Guide<\/strong>Phaidon (2011): the latest version of this fabulous little guide has just been published in English! The French version dates from 2007, but is still very much up to date.<\/p>\n

Berlin, Petit Fut\u00e9<\/strong> (2011-2012) : Le Petit Fut\u00e9 has also just released its updated version of the City Guide Berlin. With a detachable map to boot.<\/p>\n

Berlin Top 10, Hachette<\/strong> (2010): the new version, published in summer 2010, provides an overview of the city's must-see places, by theme and district, with lots of illustrations. The clever feature is the map of the metro integrated into the hardback cover.<\/p>\n

Berlin Evasion, Hachette<\/strong> (2010): one of the few guides to offer, in addition to a handful of good addresses, easy-to-follow walking routes that allow you to really get to grips with the city. The small detachable map is very practical.<\/p>\n

Berlin, Lonely Planet<\/strong> (2009): a comprehensive guide, district by district, with a detailed section on the history of the city. A detachable map is also included.<\/p>\n

Berlin Week-End, the Michelin Green Guide <\/strong>(2009): the weekend version of the Green Guide is concise and easy to carry, with good addresses, a few \"starred sites\" and a detachable map.<\/p>\n