Schmargendorf

Schmargendorf shares a border with Grunewald, Dahlem, and Wilmersdorf.  It is an affluent suburb which attracts residents because of its proximity to the woods. People live in large, detached homes with well-manicured lawns, on quiet streets which do not see much traffic. This place has become popular with retirees. Older citizens like to move out here to get away from the hustle and bustle in the city.
Part of the Stadtring passes through the district, connecting it with the inner city. Public transport is decent and accessible. Things move at a slower pace, and information is unreliable and mainly through word-of-mouth. This place is notable for its extreme quiet; come nightfall, the streetlights dim and a heavy hush falls over the suburb. 
==Locations==
====S-Bahnhof Schmargendorf (Abandoned)====
Service was stopped at this S-Bahn station some time ago, and now you will find the large station building, sitting next to the platforms and completely abandoned. The building is a stark, late 19th century structure, built from red brick with black accents. From the outside, the design is symmetrical with a middle portion rising up to a peaked roof, one storey above the rest. Short wrought iron spikes wrap around the roof edge. The elongated arch windows are scratched and foggy with age. 
Entering the building, one sees a hollowed-out interior and the remnants of a ticketing hall. The floor is caked in dust; the ceiling is quite high and amplifies the sounds made within.
====U-Bahnhof Heidelberger Platz====
Underneath the railway station, the U-Bahn runs as usual through this stop, which is named Heidelberger Platz. This station has a high vaulted ceiling where large industrial-looking lamps are suspended. The vaults are supported by thick stone columns.
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