Looking to kick it back relaxed on a nice warm evening in the beautiful district of Charlottenburg? Visit the Schloßstraße, and enjoy a walk under majestic trees and stop by at one of the nice restaurants for a beer or a wine. The Schloßstraße is home to the famous Egyptian Museum as well as the Museum Berggruen, one of the most significant private art collections in the world. To top it all off, you can take a walk down Schloßstraße to get to the famous Schloss Charlottenburg, an incredible palace with an even more incredible park right at the riverside.
But if you want to stay off that beaten path, the Schloßstraße has another secret to offer: It's where Berliners like to meet to have a nice game of Boules on the central reservation. Sit down on one of the benches and watch the players argue and grumble, or join in yourself and forget about time. Anyway, the Schloßstraße has something to offer for everyone.
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