BowlingCenter am Alexanderplatz
The BowlingCenter am Alexanderplatz sits in the heart of Berlin, surrounded by shops, restaurants and other attractions. The area around it is known for its lively atmosphere, which draws locals and tourists alike. You can drop in for a casual game or settle in for a competitive one.
Eighteen lanes can host up to 108 players at once, which suits small gatherings and larger groups. AMF machines and computerised scoring systems keep every game running smoothly. A bar with 45 seats and 15 stools serves drinks and snacks. Beyond snacks, the food options range from Italian to Mexican cuisine. Wheelchair access opens the facilities to every visitor. Serious bowlers can store their own shoes and ball in a personal locker.
The sport itself goes back a long way: bowling grew out of kegeln. The National Bowling Association formalised the modern rules in the United States in 1875. Yet the oldest known bowling set came from an Egyptian child's grave dated to 5200 B.C.
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