Architecture Around Berlin: Unesco World Heritage Bauhaus Trade Union School In Bernau
A hidden gem of Classical Modernism near Bernau: The Bauhaus Bundesschule Bernau
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Art in Berlin: Some Random Details from the George Grosz Exhibition 2018
Berlin Architecture: Mies van der Rohe Haus In Hohenschönhausen
n 1932 Mies van der Rohe designed this masterpiece of classical modernism for Martha and Karl Lemke as a residence for the art enthusiastic and modern architecture loving couple.
Berlin Day Hike: Horses With Strange Hairstyles At Schönerlinder Teiche
Today I was not feeling well but when I saw the slight mist over the city I decided to go for a short hike anyway. Location: S-Bahnhof Mühlenbeck-Mönchmühle – along Kastanienalee direction north – directly after the Bridge head into the forest on your right– follow the small path around Schönerlinder Teiche – back to S-Bahnhof […]
Berlin Day Hike: Birding In Altfriedland
Along the Lake We saw a thousands of birds – ducks, goose, herons – but unfortunately they where all very far from us and I had only my wide-angle with me. I’m sorry 🙂 Langer See next to the Castle of Reichenow
Berlin Day Hike: Autumn Sun Around Garzau And Garzin
Location: Rehfelde Herrensee – direction Garzau Pyramide – Brandsee – Langer See – Haussee – Garzin – Garzau – Rehfelde / Distance: 19 km / Public Transport: S-Bahn to Hegermühle or Regionalbahn to Rehfelde/Herrensee (1h) / from city center: 35 km / EastWeather: 15 °C, autumn sun / Camera: Nikon D90, 35mm lens
Berlin Day Hike: An Autumn Walk Around Herrensee
Armenian Landscapes Seen From The Road: A Journey In Pictures
This is my final post from Armenia. It was really a fantastic journey. Look at all those divers landscapes! I can really recommend this country for people who love to go somewhere, where there is no touristic infrastructure in every corner. I would have liked to speak Russian to talk to people more, they all […]
Armenia: Otherworldy Chants At Geghard Monastery
Geghardavank (meaning: the monastery of the spear) was founded in the fourth century by Saint Gregory. It’s principal chapel was build in the 13th century. The name comes from the monasteries most relevant relic: The spear with which Jesus was wounded during crucification. Today it is displayed in Echmiadzin, currently on loan to a New […]
Armenia: The Beauty Of Not Hiking Mount Azhdahak
On one of our last days we wanted to climb Mount Azhdahak but some of us were still suffering from different physical afflictions so we decided to take our sleeping bags and mats and install a “hospital” camp in the mountains to wait on the others to come back from the trail. I was kind […]
