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You can find a free internet connection in many cafes and bars. I like the St. Oberholz very much, which is a cool place to work and hang out, has yummy food and reasonable prices.

S:t Oberholz

Another vote for St. Oberholz - I spent so much time there over the summer I fear that one of the comfy couches still has an imprint from my behind.

If you fancy something a bit quieter (Oberholz can get quite packed), there's also a lovely café that I forget the name of on Metzer Str., just next to Senefelderplatz that has free wi-fi and a lovely garden out the back (and delicious home-made banana loaf), or there's Goldapfel, where Winstrasse meets Heinrich-Roller-Strasse.

It's all about St. Oberholz.

There's a german site called http://hallenprojekt.de/ Here you can find places to work like free wifi cafes, co-working bureaus and similar.

The Sony-Center at Potsdamer Platz has long been my hotspot of choice because I can order wine at Josty's and sit outside and connect. But over the years the connection has been either weakened or overloaded. I try now rather to pick my hotels with free WiFi -which rules out most upscale hotels as, strangely enough, they charge.

German law makes really open hotspots difficult because the provider is legally responsible for the actions of all users. I'm pretty sure Deutsche Telekom is behind that.

I recently stayed at the very modest Hotel-Pension Arche Kantstr. 104a D-10627 Berlin. It's WPA with a very simple code. The WiFi is strongest in the small breakfast room. The location is very near the S and U-Bahn Charlottenberg.

have anybody heard of Gentrification process in Berlin, its all around in Berlin, all these trendy places but the prices which former residents/artists have to pay to stay in their own neighborhoods is as tall as sky... What about kreutzberg?!is its going the same direction? all of these from people hanging out in Mitte, and I think St. Oberholz and it alike places are OK for some, but far expensive for people like me! I suggest ICH ORYA

In Kreuzberg, there is free wi-fi at Yorckschlösschen.

Sony Center @ Potsdamer Platz, definitely.

Salon Schmück in Kreuzberg. Nice atmosphere, good food, reasonable prices

You can find the ultimate list of free w-lan hotspots over at cafespots.de. comments are in German, but it gives you all the addresses and the name of the location which will do. My personal favorite: St. Oberholz at Rosenthaler Platz. The biggest crowd of mac users you can find around - besides of the Berlin mac-user meetings.... Web: http://www.cafespots.de/wlan-hotspots/berlin

In the City Stay Hostel. Good, cheap coffee and warm surroundings with power supplies!

http://citystay-hostel.eu/en/location-map/map-berlin.html

Near Moritz Platz is the Oberholtz of Kreuzberg. It's called das Betahaus. www.betahaus.de

Great place. Not packed.

try Oliv on Münzstrasse. Your fashionable alternative to Sankt Oberholz.

Belushi’s on Rosa Luxemburg Street 39–41 has free wireless and not-too-expensive food.

Cafe Goldberg on Reuterstr. 40. Free wireless, good food, chilled atmosphere, tables outside

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