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38 WHERE TO GO IN Berlin Restaurants RESTAURANT REINHARD’S Passing through the massive swing doors of Reinhard’s you will find yourself in the world of the Golden Twenties. The atmosphere is underlined by the flair of Parisian cafés. The restaurant is lovingly decorated with pictures of celebrated theatre and movie stars and famous expressionist and naturalist paintings. The international kitchen with French finesse presents day and evening menus that change each week. One of their specialities “The secret of the Kaiserhof” is a dish that the kitchen of the Kaiserhof hotel once created for the artist Max Liebermann. The recipe of the sauce is still a secret. The philosophy of Reinhard’s is that you can eat and drink everything from croissant and coffee to an exclusive menu with vintage champagne. Restaurant Reinhard’s im Nikolaiviertel – Poststr. 28 – 10178 Berlin Tel : +49 (0)30 242 52 95 www.reinhards.de / restaurant@reinhards.de Metro: S & U Alexanderplatz: U5, U2, U8, S5, S7, S75 Bars ENVY BAR Taste the Beat Whether you want to enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the Spree River from the spectacular nhow hotel or celebrate the night away at one of the hotel’s “Music Nights” with Berlin’s music scene, you’re always welcome at the Envy Bar! The drink concept is based on cocktails as well as an extraordinary selection of spirits and is as unconventional and colourful as the Envy Bar design itself. The music is fresh, new and surprising. From Thursdays to Saturdays, a DJ’s will take the mood even to a higher level. Open till 2am. Envy Bar Stralauer Allee 3, Berlin Tel: +49 (0)30 290 299 0 www.nhow-berlin.com/en/ Metro: S+U Warschauer Str. S5, S7, S75, U1 Tram: M10 Clubs ADAGIO Right in the city centre at the Potsdamer Platz you will find the Adagio with a modern lounge design placed in a setting of impressive baroque arches under a sky filled with angels. During the modernisation in 2014, great emphasis was placed on the improvement of the technical equipment. More than 1,000 guests celebrate in front of one of the largest LED screens in Europe to the best of dance music and classics mixed by the best DJs in the world. A-listers in the past have included stars like Rihanna, George Clooney and Michael Jackson. Come and celebrate in one of the most beautiful clubs in town. Adagio Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 1 10785 Berlin Tel: +49 30 25 89 890 / Info@adagio.de Metro: S & U Potsdamer Platz U2 S1 S2 S25 Museums & Exhibitions NONHUMAN SUBJECTIVITIES: UNDER-MINE - ALINTA KRAUTH Art Laboratory Berlin is world-renowned for showcasing science-art crossovers and digital experiments. Expect to find the enthralling as well as the educational. This is the first exhibition in Berlin for the Australian “experiential” artist, Alinta Krauth. Visitors will experience Interactive audience-controlled digital art, video art, computer-generated animation and Science/art about animal senses. “I believe art should be equal parts technical difficulty, visual delight, and active comment on the important issues facing our world. ‘Under-Mine’ attempts to incorporate all three. This exhibition has experimental interactive elements that encourage play for grown-ups, it’s both ‘video’ and ‘game’,” says Krauth, who is visibly thrilled to have her works exhibited in the German capital. “It’s so rare for a rural Australian like me to have their art showing in such a prominent gallery – Art Laboratory Berlin is one of the best places in the world to see how art and science come together.” Exhibtion runs until 2 April, 2017 Opening hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday or by appointment Art Laboratory Berlin Prinzenallee 34, 13359 Berlin Tel: +49 (0)173 621 63 47 info@artlaboratory-berlin.org Metro: U Pankstr U8, Osloerstr U8 U9 S Bornholmerstr S1 S2 S8 S25 ITB BERLIN NEWS • Thursday 9 th March 2017 www.itb-berlin-news.com
