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Weavers from Bohemia first settled in quiet Rixdorf, a tiny historic village centred on Richardplatz, in the early 18th century. Some of the original buildings still survive, including a blacksmith, a farmhouse and the 15th-century Bethlehemskirche, but in recent years the area has become increasingly hip and gentrified and now teems with cafes and creative spaces.


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1. Rixdorfer Schmiede

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This old blacksmith shop was first mentioned in 1624, making it the oldest in Berlin. It’s still in use today by a company called Eisengold, which makes…

2. Bethlehemskirche

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This little church has roots in the 15th century but owes its current country-style looks to a restoration in 1939–41. The austere interior has excellent…

3. Puppentheater-Museum Berlin

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At this little museum, you’ll enter a fantasy world inhabited by adorable hand puppets, marionettes, shadow puppets, stick figures and all manner of dolls…

5. Kindl Centre for Contemporary Art

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The rambling 1920s Expressionst-style Kindl brewery provides an atmospheric backdrop for changing international contemporary art exhibits, which are…

6. Sowjetisches Ehrenmal Treptow

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At the heart of Treptower Park, the gargantuan Soviet War Memorial (1949) looms above the graves of 5000 Soviet soldiers killed in the Battle of Berlin, a…

7. Grenzwachturm Schlesischer Busch

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East German border guards, machine guns at the ready, used to keep an eye on the Berlin Wall and the infamous ‘death strip’ from this square concrete…

8. Archenhold Sternwarte

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The star exhibit at Germany’s oldest astronomical observatory is the 21m-long refracting telescope (the world’s longest), built in 1896 by astronomer…