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Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation.
The building of the Old National Gallery is part of the Museum Island complex. Here are works from the collection of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation. During the Second World War, the museum building was significantly damaged, and restored by 2001.
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6 years ago
Oberbaumbrücke
This two-level bridge over the Spree River in Berlin is considered one of the city's landmarks. The bridge links the urban areas of Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain, which were separated by the Berlin Wall.
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6 years ago
German people.
In the Bundestag, everything is thought out to the smallest detail. The building is divided into levels according to the principle of transparency and expediency. The parliament sits on the ground floor, the level for visitors is on top.
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6 years ago
5 museums in 1 day - really!
The island is called "Museum" because of the number of museums that are located here - there are as many as 5 of them! By the way, there is nothing like it in the world. the island is even included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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6 years ago
Vivid Grand Show - enchanting, incredible and amazing!
Friedrichstadt-Palast is a revue theater in the center of Berlin. One of the leading theaters in Europe. The largest modern theater stage, and the hall itself can accommodate about 2000 spectators!
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6 years ago
Snack Market
The market is quite interesting. I can’t say that the abundance of products dazzles my eyes, but still there is something to see and try. we tried the meatball appetizer - delicious.
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6 years ago
Brandenburger Tor
The most recognizable Berlin attraction, the visiting card of Berlin - the Brandenburg Gate is located in the heart of the capital of Germany. Nearby is a linden alley that connects the gate with the former royal residence.
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6 years ago
Ampelmann traffic light man
The symbolic image of a person at the traffic lights of pedestrian crossings in the territory of the former GDR is a special little man with a hat, Ampelmann. Now this symbol of East Germany has remained on the traffic lights of eastern German cities.
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6 years ago
Chocolate with hundreds of flavors.
This wonderful shop is just a godsend for the sweet tooth! They sell Ritter Sport branded chocolate in a variety of flavors and make it right in front of you with whatever you want.
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6 years ago
Helmut Newton, nude and World War I
The Berlin Museum of Photography is mainly devoted to the activities of the famous German photographer Helmut Newton, his personal belongings, the interior of the room, equipment and of course his photographs.
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6 years ago
Not a water park, but a recreation park :)
I must say right away that this is more likely not a water park in our understanding of the word - with numerous slides and entertainment, but a recreation park. A kind of symbiosis of a beach, a pond, bars and cafes, a living corner with birds and fish, and spa treatments.
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6 years ago
Exposition from documents
The museum consists of documentary materials and is located in the house at Checkpoint Charlie on Friedrichstrasse. This point of the program can be safely skipped if you do not have much time or do not like to study documents.
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6 years ago
For a photo with actors
The border checkpoint on Friedrichstrasse in Berlin, created after the division of the city by the Berlin Wall, now looks like a show of costumed actors for tourists. You can take a picture with them for money and put a seal.
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6 years ago
Very tasty and touristy
Tourist place with classic German cuisine. Delicious beer is served. There were a lot of people, but we were served quickly. We took assorted meat, cabbage, vegetables, sausages and bread knedel.
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6 years ago
Japanese miracle in Berlin
This symbol of the new Berlin in high-tech style for 600 million. the euro is especially spectacular at night. The hipped roof of Fujiyama glows and shimmers with all the colors of the rainbow, creating a feeling of unreality of what is happening in a fantastic city of the future.
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6 years ago
Journey inside yourself!
This museum was a real discovery for me! I have never seen anything like it in any other museum in the world. For 14 euros in "MeMu" you plunge into the world of the human body, this complex and precise mechanism, where you can see everything down to the smallest capillaries, without ceasing to admi...
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6 years ago
"Hollow Tooth" and the Blue Church"
This church was destined to become a memorial of destruction and creation. When the authorities tried to rebuild the church, thousands of people protested. It was decided to leave the ruins of the 68-meter tower as a reminder of the past.
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6 years ago
Palace Ensemble in Berlin.
Schloss Charlottenburg is a castle of the 17th century, which was favorably treated by fate and survived after difficult times. Almost all the interiors were restored, if not in their original form, but very close to its glorious past - as we are told by the audio guide in Russian, well-read and wel...
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6 years ago
A piece of my Soviet childhood :)
I must say right away - a museum for an amateur. Someone seems boring, but someone is touched by all these "string bags" and "cash registers" from the times of the Soviet past.
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6 years ago
Court Church of the Elector.
This beautiful baroque building, 98 meters high, is the largest evangelical church in Germany. The cathedral is located on the museum island of Berlin. The cathedral inside is richly decorated with mosaics, stained-glass windows and gilded icons from the best Prussian masters, as it was used as a co...
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6 years ago
Chocolate greetings from Berlin.
To begin with, this chocolate shop can hardly be called a "museum", although this name is most often found on the Internet. This is a solid, like everything German, expensive, designed for tourists, a good store of delicious chocolate.
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6 years ago
“Reminder of the historical center of the city.”
The oldest of the active churches in Berlin, one of the 6 churches that once stood in the city center, has survived to this day. Now the church stands alone on the square, reminding of the historical past of Berlin.
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6 years ago
My Berlin disappointment :)
I must say right away that this is my subjective opinion, based on my impressions of what I saw and comparison with similar objects in other cities. Berlin TV Tower (Fernsehturm) was the biggest disappointment in Berlin for me.
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6 years ago
155km and 28 years of human stupidity...
Concrete fencing, metal mesh, energized signal fencing, earthen ditches, anti-tank fortifications, watchtowers, strips of sharp spikes - this is what the 155 km long Berlin Wall consisted of.
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6 years ago
About the "triple Brezhnev" and not only.
The gallery is definitely worth a visit. And not only because it is depicted here the most famous "triple kiss" of Leonid Ilyich with Eric Honecker, depicted by the artist Dmitry Vrubel, which became a symbol of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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6 years ago