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A weekend in Berlin can be many things: lively nights out, relaxed walks, shopping in small boutiques or visits to world-famous sights. The particular appeal of the capital lies in the fact that all of this can be combined without having to limit yourself to just one side of the city.<\/p>\n
With a little planning, a short break can become a varied weekend combining culture, nightlife and relaxation.<\/p>\n
After arriving, many visitors spend their first evening in one of Berlin\u2019s well-known nightlife districts.<\/p>\n
Depending on your taste in music, different venues may appeal:<\/p>\n