Take in Berlin from the top of the TV tower

Berlin TV Tower: Entry Ticket

The treasures of Egypt and art through the ages

Neues Museum: Entry Ticket

Your pass to access all museums on Museum Island with skip-the-line perks

Berlin: Museum Island Entries + Pergamonmuseum. Das Panorama

Direct access to the Berlin TV Tower, and a restaurant reservation 200m up

Berlin TV Tower: Admission + Table Reservation

Shoot up to the 24th and 25th floor for amazing views of Berlin!

Panoramapunkt Berlin: Skip The Line

Enjoy 20th-century art inside a German architectural icon

Neue Nationalgalerie: Entry Ticket

DDR Museum - Berlin's Interactive Museum: Entry Ticket

Immerse yourself in a world of celebrities through ever-changing exhibitions

Madame Tussauds Berlin: Entry Ticket

BODY WORLDS Berlin - The First Museum of BODY WORLDS

Contemporary art in an old train station!

Hamburger Bahnhof: Entry Ticket

Engage in interactive fun and brace yourself for optical illusions

The Upside Down Berlin: Entry Ticket

Interact with unique installations and take photos in colorful rooms

IKONO Berlin: Entry Ticket

A LEGO®-tastic place to unleash your inner artist, architect, and child

LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Berlin: Entry Ticket

Witness special 3D effects and expect unexpected surprises at every turn

3D TrickArt Museum Berlin: Entry Ticket

Laugh and cry your way through 800 years of Berlin's turbulent past

Berlin Dungeon: Entry Ticket

Slide down the water tower and visit the indoor rain world

Tropical Islands Berlin: One Day Ticket

Discover in less than 4 hours everything you can&#39;t miss in one of Europe&#39;s most exciting cities. We begin with Berlin&#39;s origins, in the San Nicolas district, to see Museum Island and Berlin Cathedral. Stroll along Kaiserstuhl, Unter den Linden, and visit Humboldt University, the Royal Library, the Opera House, and one of Berlin&#39;s most beautiful squares, Gendarmenmarkt. Learn the details of Hitler&#39;s rise to power and you&#39;ll see the remains of the Gestapo headquarters, as well as commemorate the Jewish Holocaust at the memorial. We will tell you how the Berlin Wall was born, how the Germans who risked their lives to pass to the West lived and how they fell. Admire the spectacular finale at Potsdamer Platz and the Brandenburg Gate, the symbol of Berlin. We will pass by the following points of interest: (Does not include entry to any of the points) Alexanderplatz and Nikolaiviertel, the medieval part Lustgarten and Berlin Cathedral Museum Island The New Guard (interior) Unter den Linden and Opera Square (Nazi book burning) Catholic Cathedral and Royal Library Gendarmenmarkt &#39;Twin Cathedrals&#39; Checkpoint Charlie and the Berlin Wall Ministry of Nazi Air Forces and Topography of Terror Potsdamer Platz, contemporary architecture Monument to the Jewish Holocaust Academy of Arts Brandenburg Gate Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick-up and starts from a meeting point. Please arrive 15 minutes before departure time. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Enjoy the best of Berlin on this unmissable tour

12 years marked the future of the world. Discover why and how, from beginning to end. Since the Treaty of Versailles, we&#39;ve uncovered every detail of Hitler&#39;s rise to power. How did he achieve it? What was his rhetoric? This visit will explore the skill of Nazi propaganda in nation-building and ideological development. We discuss some of the main causes of Nazism, its power structures, urban planning, and the development of extermination strategies. We learn about some of the episodes and protagonists of the resistance to the Nazi movement, as well as their terrible fates. We conclude with the Führer&#39;s downfall, knowing that his life was over. AB card areas as we will be using public transport several times on this tour, it is necessary, Points of interest in Berlin: Reichstag Soviet memorial Former Tempelhof Airport Ministry of the Air Force Nazi Propaganda Ministry Location of Hitler&#39;s bunker Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick up. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Berlin and National Socialism: Berlin under Nazism

A journey into the past of Potsdam, one of the most beautiful and imposing cities in all of Germany. Frederick II, known as Frederick the Great, was a great lover of arts and culture and made great efforts to beautify the city with palaces and gardens. Potsdam is also a city rich in history: we&#39;ll cross the bridge where CIA and KGB spies were exchanged during the Cold War, and pass the palace where Stalin met with Churchill and Truman to divide Germany. Explore the Dutch Quarter and visit Sanssouci and other palaces that served as residences of the Hohenzollern dynasty. A pleasant outing to enjoy a day outdoors and discover a little more about German culture, history, and tradition. We will pass by the following points of interest: (Does not include entry to any of the points) Wannsee Glienicke Bridge New Garden Cecilienhof Palace (exterior) Nauen Gate Dutch Quarter Russian Cemetery Potsdam City Center Brandenburg Gate Potsdam Church of Peace Sanssouci Park and Gardens Sanssouci Palace (exterior) Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick up. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Potsdam, the Imperial City

Who, how, when, and why the Berlin Wall stood. Streets, neighborhoods, an entire city, a country, and several families were separated for 28 years as a result of the Cold War. You know, since they lived in a divided city, you know what happened to the subway lines. What were the ghost stations? Find out what type of visa was given to Western citizens to visit relatives in the Middle East. What you will learn are methods used to keep the population under control, etc. We discovered ingenious ways designed to try to cross the Berlin Wall that separated them from their loved ones; successes and failures in the search for freedom... We analyze the reasons that led the GDR to build the wall and the reasons that made it fall. And once the Wall fell... Points of interest in Berlin Alexanderplatz Karl-Marx Avenue Palace of Tears Berlin Wall Bernauer Strasse Memorial Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick up. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Wall, Cold War and Stasi Museum

A moving visit to one of the most important concentration camps. Sachsenhausen was destined to be the model and most important of all camps. More than 200,000 people passed through Sachsenhausen and at least 50,000 of them died. Through the experiences told by survivors, photographs taken by the SS and documents found after the end of World War II, you will learn the true history of the concentration camp. We will pass by the following points of interest: (Does not include entry to any of the points) SS Training Camp - SS Casino Tower A Magazine Courtyard and Neutral Zone Jewish camp Sheds (interior) Camp prison (interior) Kitchen and Laundry (interior) GDR Memorial Execution zone, Station Z crematorium ovens) Pathology ward / laboratory Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick up. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp

Since the founding of Berlin, the Jewish community has always been present. The passing centuries have seen them experience both ups and downs. Expelled during the Prussian era, they were allowed and denied residence on several occasions until Nazism marked the darkest period in their history. The tour of the Jewish Museum of Berlin and the neighborhood will allow you to visually appreciate Jewish culture and understand aspects of their lives, which were sometimes difficult. The tour will be conducted with a maximum of 15 people per group. We&#39;ll begin our tour in the Kreuzberg neighborhood, in front of the main entrance of the Jewish Museum. We&#39;ll enter with a guide to see the permanent exhibition up close. Then, we&#39;ll travel by public transportation to visit the New Synagogue of Berlin, which gleams with gold in the sunlight. We will visit the Jewish Cemetery, where we will not find a tomb, but a sculpture, because despite being a sacred field, Germany, dominated by the Nazi regime, looted it in 1943. The tour of Berlin&#39;s Jewish quarter is a perfect visit to learn many details about life before and after the persecution, which led many to end up in different concentration or extermination camps, such as Sachsenhausen. What effect did the infamous &#39;Night of Broken Glass&#39; and the &#39;Wannsee Conference&#39; have on Berlin&#39;s Jewish population? How the Jewish people gained privileges during the great Kaiser Wilhelm&#39;s time, and how these were revoked during their persecution in the Third Reich, are questions we will answer throughout our journey. We will be able to see Berlin&#39;s modernist courtyards and courtyards, located at Hackescher Markt, where we will end the tour. This tour is powered by lis10app technology. We enhance the tour quality and respect other visitors. Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick up. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Jewish Quarter and Museum - Discover Berlin&#39;s Jewish history

Immerse yourself in Berlin&#39;s cultural richness with our regular tour of Museum Island, one of Europe&#39;s most important museum complexes. Accompanied by a specialized, Spanish-speaking guide, you&#39;ll visit two of the most iconic spaces of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Over the course of four hours, you&#39;ll explore the most fascinating collections and delve into the history and art of ancient civilizations on a walking tour. New Berlin Museum We&#39;ll begin our tour at the New Museum, home to the world-famous bust of Nefertiti. Discover the splendor of Ancient Egypt, along with an impressive collection of artifacts from Greek and Roman civilizations. Thanks to our guide&#39;s explanations, you&#39;ll learn the history behind each piece and understand its impact on the modern world. Panorama of Pergamum We&#39;ll continue with an immersive experience at the Pergamon Panorama, a stunning recreation created by artist Yadegar Asisi. Here, you&#39;ll travel back in time to the ancient city of Pergamon, seeing the Temple of Athena Nike and other monuments in a life-size representation that will make you feel part of history. Although the Pergamon Museum is closed, this panorama offers a unique way to admire the grandeur of antiquity. An accessible and enriching tour This group tour is the perfect option for those who want to experience Museum Island in a fun and in-depth way, with an expert guide who will make the visit an educational and enjoyable experience. The tour runs every Tuesday and Saturday at 10 a.m., allowing you to discover Berlin&#39;s history and art without having to book a private tour. Plus, the ticket includes a day pass to all the island&#39;s museums, allowing you to continue exploring at your own pace after the tour. Notes:

Berlin Museum Island Tour

Berlin

Explore the city with a Local Friend. Experience an authentic adventure by exploring the city alongside a Local Friend , a local resident who will showcase the destination&#39;s main attractions from a genuine perspective, full of stories. The tour is private and customizable , allowing the itinerary to be adjusted according to your interests, pace, and contracted time for up to 5 people . You can choose the tour duration at the time of booking. 2h, 4h, 6h or 8h Flexible and tailor-made itinerary Below are some suggestions for attractions and experiences that can be included in the tour. The selection and time dedicated to each point will be defined in a balanced way, respecting the chosen duration , without the obligation to visit all the listed locations: A walking tour through Berlin&#39;s historic center. Brandenburg Gate Reichstag (external visit) Holocaust Memorial Museum Island (external visit) Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom) Alexanderplatz and TV Tower (exterior visit) East Side Gallery Checkpoint Charlie Tips on gastronomy, shopping and local experiences. Customized planning After booking, your Local Friend will contact you up to 48 hours before the tour to understand your interests and create a personalized itinerary tailored to your booking time and preferences.

Berlin - Private Tour in Portuguese with a Local Friend

At Berlin Icebar, everything is made of ice, from the walls and furniture to the glass itself where you drink your drink, which is made of natural ice. Upon arrival at Berlin Icebar, you&#39;ll receive your tokens. You can exchange these tokens at our two bars. The first bar you&#39;ll enter is our &quot;warm&quot; front bar. Here, you can exchange your gold token and order a large Heineken beer, a glass of wine, a cocktail, or a non-alcoholic beverage. After a welcome drink in the lounge, bundle up in the provided warm clothing, such as a coat and gloves, to brave the -10°C temperature. After this preparation, you&#39;ll enter the real ice bar at the back. You&#39;ll be escorted to the real Icebar, where you can exchange your two silver tokens for Heineken beer, shots of hard liquor, or orange juice. Enjoy the Icebar&#39;s ambient lighting and ice sculptures and test your own endurance in the cold. Notes:

Berlin: Icebar - Entrance ticket with 3 drinks included

On this tour we will learn from a historian about the history of what is eaten in the German capital, based on the wars and immigration that took place in the region. How did potatoes arrive in Germany and become a staple of local cuisine? How did the great world wars affect what people ate? How did immigrants who came to rebuild the country contribute to local cuisine? We will talk about the history of beer, addressing curiosities about the typical local drink and understanding how it almost ceased to exist. We will also learn about the period when Berlin was the beer capital of the world. The tour is accompanied by period photographs and a beer tasting (not mandatory). We will visit: Berlin Palace, medieval quarter (Nikolaiviertel) with local brewery, Alexanderplatz and Lemke Brewery.

Gourmet Beer Tour in Berlin

Discover the magic of Christmas in Germany on a trip that combines historic cities, Christmas traditions, and some of the country&#39;s most famous markets. Over 7 days , explore enchanting destinations such as Frankfurt, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Nuremberg, Dresden, and Berlin . Experience the medieval charm of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, visit Nuremberg&#39;s traditional Christkindlesmarkt, and discover the history of Dresden&#39;s Striezelmarkt, one of Germany&#39;s oldest Christmas markets. The experience also includes a themed visit to the production of Dresden&#39;s traditional Christstollen, a mulled wine tasting with gingerbread cookies, and a climb up the Berlin TV Tower, which offers spectacular views of the German capital. With transportation included throughout the trip , a bilingual Spanish-Portuguese guide , accommodation in selected hotels, and daily breakfast , this itinerary combines culture, history, and the true charm of a German winter. Duration: 7 days Availability: December 6, 2026 Itinerary: Day 1 - Frankfurt: Arrival at Frankfurt airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy. Frankfurt is the financial and commercial center of Germany. At this time of year, the city offers several Christmas markets. We recommend that you take advantage of your free time to visit Römerberg, Paulplatz, Mainkai, Hauptwache, and Friedrich-Stoltze-Platz. You can also use your stay in Frankfurt to visit the home of the famous German poet Goethe or go shopping on the famous shopping street &quot;Zeil&quot;. Day 2 - Frankfurt &gt; Rothenburg ob der Tauber &gt; Nuremberg: Departure from Frankfurt to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, the most beautiful city on the famous &quot;Romantic Road&quot;. Its narrow streets and old houses evoke the Middle Ages. Visit to the city and the Christmas market. In the afternoon, transfer to Nuremberg, a historically and culturally rich city with great charm, especially in winter. Nuremberg&#39;s Christmas market, the &quot;Christkindlesmarkt,&quot; is the most famous in Germany. With a history spanning almost 400 years, it attracts over two million visitors annually with its decorated stalls, crafts, and gastronomic delights such as Christmas sweets and Glühwein (mulled wine), among other regional specialties. Day 3 - Nuremberg &gt; Dresden: In the morning, we will take a tour of Nuremberg. During this tour, we will visit the old part of the city, where most of the monuments of tourist interest are located. Admire the castle, one of the most important imperial palaces of the Middle Ages. Its elevated position offers incredible views of the city. In the afternoon, transfer to Dresden. Dresden is one of Germany&#39;s main tourist centers, both for its geographical location on the banks of the Elbe River and as a gateway to Saxon Switzerland, as well as for its extraordinary architectural and artistic heritage. Day 4 - Dresden: In the morning, a special visit where you will learn all about Dresden&#39;s &quot;Christstollen&quot; (a typical Christmas sweet bread). Afterwards, a tour of the city. In the afternoon, visit the famous Christmas market &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot;. This market originated in 1434 with the permission of Prince-Elector Frederick II. The name &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot; derives from the small cake called &quot;Strutzel&quot; or &quot;Striezel&quot;, which is also a specialty of the city of Dresden. Day 5 - Dresden &gt; Berlin: In the morning, the journey continues to Berlin. The German capital is one of the most important and dynamic cities in Europe. Berlin captivates with its extraordinary variety of monuments and the richness of its cultural life. In the evening, a visit to the city&#39;s Christmas market. Day 6 - Berlin: In the morning, a spectacular climb to the TV tower awaits you, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the German capital. Next, you will get to know its most representative landmarks, such as Unter den Linden Avenue, the remains of the city wall, and the Brandenburg Gate. You will also be able to discover the more modern part of the city, such as the German Parliament and Potsdam Square. Free afternoon to explore Berlin on your own, allowing you to enjoy the charm of Christmas on the last day of your trip to Germany. Day 7 - Berlin: After breakfast, transfer to Berlin airport. Planned hotels: Frankfurt: Holiday Inn Frankfurt Alte Oper - 4 stars Nuremberg: Congress Hotel Mercure Nürnberg - 4 stars Dresden: Holiday Inn Dresden - Am Zwinger - 4 stars Berlin: Best Western Plus Plaza Berlin Kurfürstendamm - 4 stars

Christmas Markets - Germany

Discover the magic of Christmas in Germany on a trip that combines historic cities, Christmas traditions, and some of the country&#39;s most famous markets. Over 7 days, explore enchanting destinations such as Frankfurt, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Nuremberg, Dresden, and Berlin. Experience the medieval charm of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, visit Nuremberg&#39;s traditional Christkindlesmarkt, and discover the history of Dresden&#39;s Striezelmarkt, one of Germany&#39;s oldest Christmas markets. The experience also includes a themed visit to the production of Dresden&#39;s traditional Christstollen, a mulled wine tasting with gingerbread cookies, and a climb up the Berlin TV Tower, which offers spectacular views of the German capital. With transportation included throughout the trip , a bilingual Spanish-Portuguese guide , accommodation in selected hotels, and daily breakfast , this itinerary combines culture, history, and the true charm of a German winter. Duration: 7 days Availability: November 23, 2026 - December 17, 2026 Itinerary: Day 1 - Frankfurt: Arrival at Frankfurt airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy. Frankfurt is the financial and commercial center of Germany. At this time of year, the city offers several Christmas markets. We recommend that you take advantage of your free time to visit Römerberg, Paulplatz, Mainkai, Hauptwache, and Friedrich-Stoltze-Platz. You can also use your stay in Frankfurt to visit the home of the famous German poet Goethe or go shopping on the famous shopping street &quot;Zeil&quot;. Day 2 - Frankfurt &gt; Rothenburg ob der Tauber &gt; Nuremberg: Departure from Frankfurt to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, the most beautiful city on the famous &quot;Romantic Road&quot;. Its narrow streets and old houses evoke the Middle Ages. Visit to the city and the Christmas market. In the afternoon, transfer to Nuremberg, a city rich in history and culture, with great charm, especially in winter. Nuremberg&#39;s Christmas market, the &quot;Christkindlesmarkt,&quot; is the most famous in Germany. With a history spanning almost 400 years, it attracts more than two million visitors annually with its decorated stalls, handicrafts, and gastronomic delights such as Christmas sweets and Glühwein (mulled wine), among other regional specialties. Day 3 - Nuremberg &gt; Dresden: In the morning, we will take a tour of Nuremberg. During this tour, we will visit the old part of the city, where most of the monuments of tourist interest are located. Admire the castle, one of the most important imperial palaces of the Middle Ages. Its elevated position offers incredible views of the city. In the afternoon, transfer to Dresden. Dresden is one of Germany&#39;s main tourist centers, both for its geographical location on the banks of the Elbe River and for being the gateway to Saxon Switzerland, as well as for its extraordinary architectural and artistic heritage. Day 4 - Dresden: In the morning, a special visit where you will learn all about Dresden&#39;s &quot;Christstollen&quot; (a typical Christmas sweet bread). Afterwards, a tour of the city. In the afternoon, visit the famous Christmas market &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot;. This market originated in 1434 with the permission of Prince-Elector Frederick II. The name &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot; derives from the small cake called &quot;Strutzel&quot; or &quot;Striezel&quot;, which is also a specialty of the city of Dresden. Day 5 - Dresden &gt; Berlin: In the morning, the journey continues to Berlin. The German capital is one of the most important and dynamic cities in Europe. Berlin captivates with its extraordinary variety of monuments and the richness of its cultural life. In the evening, a visit to the city&#39;s Christmas market. Day 6 - Berlin: In the morning, a spectacular climb to the TV tower awaits you, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the German capital. Next, you will get to know its most representative tourist attractions, such as Unter den Linden Avenue, the remains of the city wall, and the Brandenburg Gate. You will also be able to discover the more modern part of the city, such as the German Parliament and Potsdam Square. Free afternoon to explore Berlin on your own, allowing you to enjoy the charm of Christmas on the last day of your trip to Germany. Day 7 - Berlin: After breakfast, transfer to Berlin airport. Planned hotels: Frankfurt: Holiday Inn Frankfurt Alte Oper - 4 stars Nuremberg: Congress Hotel Mercure Nürnberg - 4 stars Dresden: Holiday Inn Dresden - Am Zwinger - 4 stars Berlin: Best Western Plus Plaza Berlin Kurfürstendamm - 4 stars

Explore the city with an official guide. Experience an authentic journey as you explore the city accompanied by an official guide , who will present the destination&#39;s main attractions from a genuine perspective, full of stories. The tour is private and customizable, allowing the itinerary to be adjusted according to your interests, pace, and contracted time, for up to 5 people . You can choose the tour duration at the time of booking. 2h, 4h, 6h or 8h Flexible and personalized itinerary Below are some suggestions for attractions and experiences that can be included in the itinerary. The selection and time dedicated to each point will be defined in a balanced way, respecting the chosen duration , without the obligation to visit all the listed locations: A walking tour through the historic center of Berlin. Brandenburg Gate Reichstag (external visit) Holocaust Memorial Museum Island (external visit) Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom) Alexanderplatz and TV Tower (exterior visit) East Side Gallery Checkpoint Charlie Tips on gastronomy, shopping and local experiences. Customized planning After booking, your guide will contact you up to 48 hours before the tour to understand your interests and create a personalized itinerary, tailored to the schedule and your preferences.

Berlin - Private guided tour in Portuguese with an Official iFriend Guide

On this tour of the center of the German capital, we will have the opportunity to walk while listening to the explanations of a historian, through places that illustrate what Berlin was like in the Middle Ages, how the city became the capital of the Kingdom of Prussia, and finally the capital of the German Empire, which fell with the defeat of the First World War. We will also look at Berlin as the capital of Nazism, understanding the persecutions carried out by the regime and seeing the scars of the effects of World War II and the post-war period on the city, which was divided by the Berlin Wall and became the epicenter of the Cold War. The places we will visit include: Reichstag (German parliament), Weiße Kreuze Memorial (victims of the Berlin Wall), part of the Tiergarten with Memorial to the Sinti and Roma (&quot;gypsies&quot;) victims of Nazism, Brandenburg Gate, Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Memorial to the Burned Books, Humboldt University, Unter den Linden Avenue and Prussian architecture, Neue Wache (Royal Guard), headquarters of the Memorial to the Victims of War and Tyranny, Zeughaus, the house of arms of the Prussian monarchy, Museum Island, Lustgarten, Berlin Cathedral, Humboldt Forum and the palaces of the Prussian monarchy in Berlin, River Spree, Alexanderplatz, TV Tower, Rotes Rathaus (Berlin City Hall), Nikolaiviertel, the medieval quarter of Berlin. For your comfort:<ul><li> Bring water or another drink to hydrate yourself during the tour, to avoid interruptions and route deviations;</li><li> Berlin is quite windy, even on the hottest days. So it&#39;s a good idea to bring a jacket. If it&#39;s not too hot, I suggest a wind-blocking jacket;</li><li> It&#39;s a good idea to check the weather forecast and, if necessary, have a raincoat, umbrella, or any other essential item ready before the tour, as you&#39;ll be exposed to the elements for a few hours. The tour can be done even in the rain;</li><li> Wear comfortable shoes, such as sneakers, considering that we will be walking for a few hours;</li><li> It&#39;s also a good idea to have a snack in your backpack in case you get hungry, right? There are no meal breaks during the tour;</li><li> There are some bathrooms along the walk, but some of them are paid, sometimes with a credit card, sometimes with coins (they cost 50 cents).</li></ul>

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