Friedenau

The streets of Friedenau have a characteristic neatness and symmetry unique to the area. This configuration is known as a “Carstenn Figure”, consisting of an avenue dividing a circular road, delimited by four town squares. The houses in Friedenau all have the uniform style of early 20th century architecture. Each town square has a small park within, and shops, cafes and hotels can be found on the main street.
Friedenau is serviced by the U-bahn and its regular, geometric designs make it very easy to navigate throughout the district. The streets are well-lit with clipped hedges and trees that promote a good the line of sight. The area is patrolled by police, keeping petty crime and unruly behaviour under control. Friedenau is an affluent suburb, with a particular street known as “literature mile” for having been home to a number of popular German writers.
==Locations==
The central square is called Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz. It is crossed by the main street that runs north to south in Friedenau, Bundesallee. The buildings here are well-preserved 20th century flats. Some have garden fences and small plots planted with flowers. The "literature mile" in Niedstrasse was home to Nobel laureates Guenter Grass and Herta Mueller, writers Erich Kastner, Max Halbe, Uwe Johnson, and others.
===Black Sun Books===
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This bookstore still retains its sign from 1921, name written in a vintage, curling font that hangs above its door. The inside of the store is impossibly cramped. Ceiling-high bookshelves and stacks of books form a carefully laid-out pathway to the front desk. Ringing a bell at the counter summons the proprietor. The books are old, leather-bound tomes written in German, English, Latin, Sanskrit, Old Frisian, and any other number of obscure languages. The subject matter ranges from the mundane to the esoteric. One is likely to stumble across some rare, antique book or manuscript while browsing the store. 
===U-Bahnhof Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz===
An underground U-Bahn station below the central square in Friedenau. It has beige tiles on the walls and grey tiles on the pillars. The floor is bare, grey cement.
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