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  10 Best: Berlin-Cafe Einstein

  10 Best series highlights the best things to do in the top cities around the world.

  Cafe' Einstein is an old coffee house with a long and glamorous history, a trendy crowd coming in at all hours and the best apple strudel in town.

  Hosted by Julia Grimpe, a TV and Theater star who resides in Berlin.

  filmmaker: CompulsiveTraveler

  country: Germany

  category: arts & culture

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