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March 30, 2012<\/abbr><\/h5>\n
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Saschienne\u2019s Secret Berlin<\/a><\/h3>\n

by James Glazebrook<\/span><\/h4>\n
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\"Saschienne's<\/p>\n

Sascha Funke<\/strong>, one of Berlin\u2019s leading techno DJs and producers, unveiled his new project earlier this year. Called Saschienne<\/strong>, it\u2019s a collaboration with his fianc\u00e9e, French musician and dancer Julienne Dessagne. Together they\u2019ve composed a new album for Sascha\u2019s Kompakt home called <\/em>Unknown<\/em>, and in the spirit of just that, Pulse Radio<\/a> asked the pair to run down their five favourite secret spots to hang out in their home city of Berlin.
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\n Konnopke Imbiss<\/a>, Schoenhauser Allee 44B, (under the S-Bahn bridge), Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
\n<\/strong>A legend. You can\u2019t understand anything about Berlin if you don\u2019t go there. The finest German gastronomy highlight: the Berliner Currywurst. A piece of sausage with curry sauce on top of it. But the delicacy doesn\u2019t stop here, you have the choice between having your sausage with or without skin. We highly recommend the version without. If you don\u2019t want to look like a tourist, just say at the counter with your best German accent \u201cohne Darm\u201d. Don\u2019t be scared, Konnopke looks at first like a poor restaurant you normally find off the motorway\u2026but believe us, after that you\u2019ll be able to say \u201cIch bin ein Berliner\u201d.<\/p>\n

Visite ma Tente<\/a>, Christinenstr. 24, Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
\n<\/strong>As a Franco-German couple we sometimes have to make some compromises after the Currywurst\u2026 And when there\u2019s some need for authentic French wine and cheese, Visite ma Tente is the place to go to. A nice atmosphere which goes beyond the smell of garlic and baguettes. Just a nice and simple bar where French people can also take their cigarette inside and talk very loud!<\/p>\n