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How our cities changed when the tourists stopped coming(下)

FT correspondents report on the residents reclaiming their home towns

Erika Solomon, Berlin

Before the coronavirus, the last stretch of my bike ride home from the office was a terrifying, high-speed obstacle course. Heading up Warschauer Street, I swerved to spare the drunken “lads on tour” who inevitably stumbled into the bike path.

Warschauer was the vomit-stained artery that moved hordes of visiting revellers between late-night döner kebab stands and the industrial-chic clubs and bars that Berlin is famous for.

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