Photos Tagged: Germany
Germany - Dresden - Berlin - Potsdamer Platz - Soviet Memorial - Christmas Market - Munich -
Germany - Dresden - Berlin - Potsdamer Platz - Soviet Memorial - Christmas Market - Munich -
Given that the Trabant was made of plastic, I don't think it could make it's way through a wall...wishful thinking!© www.uncorneredmarket.com
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A romantic moment of twilight as dusk settles in on Dresden's Medieval Christmas Market.Read more about European Christmas Markets and Reflections on Dresden's Christmas Market.
A view of Potsdamer Platz in 2006, after a massive reconstruction effort. This particular angle shows the Holocaust Memorial.© www.uncorneredmarket.com
Typical architecture of former East Berlin - Kaufhof department store and the TV tower (it has a revolving restaurant at the top).© www.uncorneredmarket.com
The Frauenkirche, considered Germany's most important Lutheran church, is situated on the Neumarkt (new market). It was built between 1723 and 1743, but was badly bombed during World War II and remained an anti-war monument in its rubbled state until the early 1990's. The church was rebuilt recently, true to its original form, using stones from the original structure.© www.uncorneredmarket.com
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Many buildings in Dresden are being renovated and rebuilt. It's sometimes hard to imagine what the building once looked like, and will look like once again. Photolike images such as these draped over buildings under reconstruction help to fill the imagination until work is complete.© www.uncorneredmarket.com
Berlin - where the Turks, Soviets, and Germans meet.© www.uncorneredmarket.com
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Potsdamer Platz was the biggest construction site in Europe at the time this photo was taken in 2003. Take a look at the next photo to see the same view in 2006.© www.uncorneredmarket.com
Well, this farmer isn't from Strasbourg, but we stayed in his family's pension for a night outside Nurnburg on our way there. When we arrived late at night, the men of the family were drinking schnaps and when they found out we were from the States and specifically San Francisco, they started cheering on the TV show Streets of San Francisco. Who said Hollywood isn't America's best advocate in public diplomacy? The next morning, the farmer showed us his dairy cows and walked us around his barn. He didn't speak any English, and we little German, but we managed to communicate just fine.© www.uncorneredmarket.com
The Frauenkirche, considered Germany's most important Lutheran church, is situated on the Neumarkt (new market). It was built between 1723 and 1743, but was badly bombed during World War II and remained an anti-war monument in its rubbled state until the early 1990's. The church was rebuilt recently, true to its original form, using stones from the original structure.
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This nun works one of the gluhwein (spiced wine) and beverage stands at the Neustadter Christmas Market. She represents a convent and monastery that brews beer and other drinks and spirits such as mead and punch. A poster of Martin Luther hanging just over the wine taps holds watch over the evening's affairs.Read more about European Christmas Markets and Reflections on Dresden's Christmas Market.
Nestled on the banks of the Elbe River, Dresden and its old town begin to take shape after a long-awaited rebuilding and rebirth.
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