If you arrive in Berlin, take...
by Mirko
If you arrive in Berlin, take a BKG-Ticket(Berliner Verkehrs Betriebe). In S- and U-Trains, Busses etc. you see the most of the City.
Begining at Zoologischer Garten Station to Alexanderplatz the Citytrain cross the backgrouns of Houses. Where you also are, one Centrum is near by you!
The German Reichstag'
Entering...
by Gaby_Thieme
The German Reichstag'
Entering the grand front steps ,six massive pillars hold the roof gable ,declaring 'To the German People'here meet the Federal Chancellor and members of the government beneath the German eagle.Known irreverently as the 'fat hen'
Here is the original of the Basic Law of 23rd May 1949, which marked the birth of the Federal Republic of Germany.And also the Spanisch Constitution of 1812 And 1978, a gift from King Juan Carlos and Queen Sophia of Spain
Freie Universität Berlin
by egonwegh
Freie Universität Berlin, K- and L-building. Not quite sure why I made this picture in the first place. I took it back in 1983, apparently we made some kind of excursion to a library close to this spot, I'd have to check ...
Neglected and out of the place
by matcrazy1
This neglected (yet) stone sculpture on my picture stood at the edge of Tiergarten Park, close to Reichstag, Branderburg gate and 18 March Square (Platz des 18 März). It depected a nude man body and looked somewhat out of the place close to new and modern governmental buildings.
DANSE, DANSE, DANSE
by faboo about KALKSCHEUNE
Typical dance club... blah, blah, blah people. of course there were beautiful people, long lines, and tons of people inside, but it wasnt my cup of tea. maybe if i had dressed up a little more, or i wasnt soo intent on going to Tresor, i may have enjoyed it more. semi-formal. lucky for us, we were staying at Club House, which is part of the building. we started here enroute to Tresor, so i was in a more loosely fitted attire. thats ok, as i mentioned before, not my cup of tea.