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Leipziger Strasse 54, Berlin, 10117, Germany
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Statues from the Ancient Near East collection
2. DIVAN office around the corner
In the Alte Nationalgalerie Berlin
Adlon Hotel
Is there late opening in KA Da WE and what days please
Their website has the detailed info http://www.kadewe.de/en/meta/rgt/opening-hours/
November 2008
Friday 10am - 9pm
Saturday 9.30am - 9pm
December 2008
Friday 10am - 10pm
Saturday 9.30am - 10pm
Opening hours for Christmas and New Year 2008/9
Sunday, 21 December 2008 1pm to 6pm 4th Advent
Monday, 22 December 2008 10am to 8pm
Tuesday, 23 December 2008 10am to 8pm
Wednesday, 24 December 2008 9am to 2pm Christmas Eve
Thursday, 25 December 2008 closed Christmas Day
Friday 26 December 2008 closed Boxing Day
Saturday, 27 December 2008 9.30am to 10pm
Sunday, 28 December 2008 1pm to 6pm
Monday, 29 December 2008 10am to 8pm
Tuesday, 30 December 2008 10am to 8pm
Wednesday, 31 December 2008 9am to 2pm New Year's Eve
Thursday 1st January 2009 closed New Year?s Day
Friday 2nd January 2009 10am to 9pm
Saturday, 3rd January 2009 9.30am to 8pm
Sunday 4th January 2009 closed
Special Opening Hours
Sunday 30 November 2008 1pm - 6pm
Sunday 7 December 2008 1pm - 6pm
Sunday 14 December 2008 1pm - 6pm
Sunday 21 December 2008 1pm - 6pm
Sunday 28 December 2008 1pm - 6pm
One of my fond memories in Berlin would be seeing the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedachtniskirche from as near as I could get.
It stands majestically on Breitscheiplatz.
On the left side of the photo, you can almost see the the 1961 built, a modern octagonal Hall Of Worship with its blue stained glass windows.
Unexpected hitch happens with us in the front of an arch of the Brandenburg Gate - I saw with surprise, that the landscape behind an arch differs from habitual. I shout: "There is one more arch!". We approach close, and I saw the Parisian Triumphal arch! Only there I understand, that the Brandenburg Gate from the western side is veiled by a cloth on which the Parisian sister - the Triumphal arch and Tour d'Eiffel are drawn . When we passed the gate, I looked back, and I saw on a cloth of east of the gate, the native Red Square and Vasily Blazhenniy Cathedral. Germans are able to make repair beautifully and with sense!
If you do the Berlin Walks Tour, they will take you to a car park. You'll probably be thinking, now why are we here? Well, it's the site of where Hitler's Bunker was. There's no marker to show you, or anything on the map, because they don't want people flocking to it. I think it's good that they don't have anything to mark it, because such a vicious man doesn't deserve it. However, it was interesting to know that I stood right above where he shot and killed himself.
In the 18th Century, the Kings of Prussia (like other European monarchs) encouraged the development of a domestic ceramics industry. Porcelain was one of the most glamorous of all domestic items, and no country would be satisfied until it was producing its own supply of fine tableware, vases, and gegaws.
KPM - the Royal Porcelain Factory - was established by Frederick the Great in 1763. It's still producing porcelain 240 years later. Their shop in the Mitte district displays their wares in a glamorous setting - near the interection of Unter den Linden and Friedrichstrasse. I came into the shop just to look, but the sale clerk I spoke to was quite friendly and informative. Of course, if you have to ask how much any of the beautiful merchandise costs, you probably can't afford it.
Berlin is said not to be one of the safest cities in the eastern part. I have to say I haven't noticed that. Maybe in the outskirts it is, but that's not where a tourist goes. One night I went completely alone through the city, i had to be at the completely other side, for a special gig of Hammerfall and Virgin Steele. At the beginning I felt very anxious, but I soon realised that nothing much would happen. If I would tell you the complete story, many would say I am insane. A few times it's scary, but there's always someone to help you (specially when you have to return to the hotel, but you missed the last metro and you have to be at the other side of Berlin..., Many thanks for the very helping man from the Berlin trainstation...)
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