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Formerly Anderes Ufer (' The Opposite'), Neues Ufer (' The New Side') was a best hangout for David Bowie during his late-1970s Berlin expatriation; he lived a few doors down on Hauptstrasse. Hotfoot it to among Berlin's most well-known travelling bars for a heady preference of the city's queer scene. With raving parties and a labyrinthine dark area, there's a factor Ficken 3000 has come to be a legend among citizens seeking a beverage, dancing and a flamboyant good time. The bar's entrance on Urbanstrasse is relatively very discreet-- search for the rainbow flag painted above its door and ring the buzzer if you dare. I didn't like that people were yelling and also swing their arms in the air - not my favorite. Throughout the day it's an unusual cafe/bar with an affixed even weirder style shop during the night they put on truly trendy and also distinct dancing and also music shows in their event cellar. https://www.instapaper.com/read/1600010107 |
