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THE EXPERIENCE
You will stay in a quiet area with little traffic, but nearby when darkness closes in over Nollendorfplatz, (gay) life really gets going. In the 1930s, Nollendorfplatz was a centre of entertainment and culture, home to gay artists and writers, with an almost Parisian flair. People came from far and wide to visit the popular Metropol Theatre and to admire the steel and glass dome which crowned the station. In the days of the Weimar Republic in the 20's and early 30's it was the hub of the fashionable gay and lesbian community in Berlin . The liberal environment in Berlin at that time allowed people to be proud of their sexuality and this was reflected in the number of gay cafés, nightclubs and brothels, with theatre pieces and art often dealing with homosexual themes. Destroyed during the war, Nollendorf has come back to gay life, in full, with plenty of foreigners living and staying there, with many, if not most of them, openly gay. |
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2-room-apartment (70 sqm) with living area, large floor, fully equipped kitchen, a welcoming bedroom and a fine balcony. A comfortable double bed (160 x 200) in a charming bedroom, a large convertible sofa bed (150 x 200) including professional hotel bed linen and towels. Eating space for four people.
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Flatscreen-TV, Midi-Hifi , generous space for luggage and clothes. Fully equipped kitchen with electric stove, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, dishes and crockery from wine glasses to frying pans, cutlery, coffee machine, toaster: everything you need for a quick breakfast or a luxurious dinner alike. A washing machine and a dishwasher are also there for you use. Free WLAN-access (wireless internet connection). |
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For further information, you may contact us at Office : (+62 - 361) 4736 568 - Fax : (+62 - 361) 4736 569
Email : info@unseenbali.org ~ Mobile : (+62) (0) 811388681 |
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