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schedule 1w ago
Easy stroll, 1-2h, no rush.
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katja

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schedule 2mos ago

want to meet at fmd_good Forno Centrale

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schedule 3w ago
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Where to stay for new year eve to get away from fireworks?

My 2 years old child is scared of fireworks. For the last few days it's been hell. I live across from a park and people have been doing fireworks at random times at night (sometimes you get big explos… My 2 years old child is scared of fireworks. For the last few days it's been hell. I live across from a park and people have been doing fireworks at random times at night (sometimes you get big explosions at 5am). Where can one spend new year eve where there is no fireworks (hotel or Airbnb)?
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i'd actually look into places near the tegel area or parts of spandau that are more residential, away from big squares. some hotels near the alt-berlin zones like the old town of spandau have stricter rules and quieter courtyards. also check if the hotel has a basement or interior room you can request, the thick walls really muffle the noise compared to a normal apartment

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Berlin has a few spots that are genuinely quiet on Silvester because of strict rules. The Dahlem area, around the museums and the Free University campus, is usually dead silent after midnight. A few smaller hotels near the U-Bahn station there, like the Hotel Dahlem or a nearby pension, would put you far from the chaos. For an Airbnb, look for something in a Kleingartenkolonie or a forest-edge neighborhood like Grunewald or Tegel. Those areas are mostly residential with no parks for people to gather, and the density is low enough that random 5am explosions aren't a thing.

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honestly, look for something in the outer ring like kopenick or spandau. way fewer people setting stuff off compared to mitte or neukölln. i'd also avoid any hotel with a view of the fernsehturm, that area is a war zone on silvester. maybe try a place near a big forest like grunewald, the buffer zone helps a lot with the noise. just check the booking cancellation policy just in case

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