Dear All, If you're planning a trip to Berlin I suggest you get you're hands on a copy of EXBERLINER magazine. EXBERLINER is the monthly English-language paper for Berlin, it offers informative journalism and up to date listings of events in the city. Find out whats on and where in English.

The Berlin Dining Club is a very cool way to meet other native English speakers in Berlin. It's mostly a younger crowd (20's and 30's) and all nationalities (American, British, Aussie, New Zealander, etc...). See: www.BerlinDiningClub.com for more info.

here you can type in the street of your destination, click "Finden" and the corresponding map area will appear. http://www.berlin.de/stadtplan/explorer?adr_zip=10178&adr_district=Mitte&adr_street=Karl-Liebknecht-Str.&adr_house=29&adr_info=BerlinOnline&bo_init=1

hi future berlin visitors, here are the links you need in order to know what's going on in berlin: http://www.zitty.de http://www.berlinonline.de/tip/.bin/index.php http://www.prinz.de/stadt/berlin/index.php here you can find job ads, flats, events, tickets and much more.

There are two city magazins called 030 Stadtmagazin and flyer containing informations about nightlife, culture and movies. They include all the adresses of discos and the movie theatres. Its always valid for a month. They cannot be bought, but you can find the 030 at Burger King or in cafés. Its more difficult to find a flyer so get a 030!

For all those expats living in Berlin, there´s an increasing number of cinemas that show films in the original language (mostly English films, though, some french) or with subtitles. My favorite cinema is Die Kurbel in Charlottenburg (they also have sneak previews) And then there is the Odeon in Schoeneberg and I think the big movie theatre in the Potsdamer Platz is showing English speaking films too. But the atmosphere in the other ones are better.