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    10 Best: Berlin- Ka De We

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

    This is Europe largest store with a legendary food Department on the 6th floor. Here Berliners come for oysters and champagne, restaurants come to buy fresh fish and anyone can get lost having to choose among 1,200 types of sausages,1,300 kinds of cheeses and 400 kinds of breads. A must see.

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

    filmmaker: CompulsiveTraveler

    country: Germany

    category: food,wine & spirits

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    Natalie says:

    We went to the Ka De We about 2 months ago and the food floor was awesome! This video does a good job of showcases some of the main attractions of the floor since there's so many!

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