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Berlin to Copenhagen by bike
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Discover Your New Favorite Brew at Muted Horn: Neukölln’s Craft Beer Gem
Muted Horn is one of my favorite craft beer bars in Berlin, and even though it can be found close to where I live, it took me a while to find out about this bar…
Teufelsberg by the New York Times
We are not proud to say that we have never set foot on Teufelsberg. It is not that we don’t want to do it. It isn’t that. The problem we have with T…
Cycling in Berlin: Why Berlin is not a paradise for your bike
Since I moved to Berlin in 2012, I have used a bike as my main mode of transportation, and I love it. For those watching from the bike lanes, Berlin might seem …
BURGERAMT: Manioc fries in Friedrichshain
Fotostrasse indulges in Friedrichshain for this week of the #52weeksofburgers challenge. Burgeramt was in our radar for a while, and we got there on a hot Thurs…
Design Meets History: A Visual Feast at Bauhaus Museum Dessau
Bauhaus Museum Dessau is one of the best places to learn about the Bauhaus movement and its artwork since it has the world's second-largest collection of Bauhau…
The High School in Dark: Exploring Winden in Berlin
Most of the action happens there, and it was one of the last places we found around Berlin, but here you learn more about where to find the high school in Dark,…
Filtered Rays Pavilion: Yinka Ilori’s Kaleidoscopic Masterpiece in Berlin
Filtered Rays is the name of a colorful pavilion created by London-based designer Yinka Ilori as an event space for the Hotel Estrel Berlin here in Germany.
Why Roger Waters’ 1990 Berlin Concert Was a Once-in-a-Lifetime Mega Event
On July 21, 1990, Roger Waters came together with a large list of guest artists and performed Pink Floyd’s The Wall as a celebration of the fall of the Berlin W…




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![BER-402/ KB/22.7.90/Berlin: Rockspektakel "The Wall"/ Rund 300 000 Zuschauer aus ganz Europa und Übersee waren auf den ehemaligen "Todesstreifen" zwischen Brandenburger Tor und Leipziger Platz gekommen, um die Neuinszenierung der Rockoper "The Wall" von Ex-"Pink-Floyd" Chef Roger Waters zu erleben. Das gigantische Happening war zugleich Auftakt einer weltweiten Spendenaktion des World War Memorial Found for Disaster Relief (Fond für Katastrophenopfer). Die Show auf dem Potsdamer Platz in der Nacht vom 21. zum 22. Juli wurde vom Fernsehen live in alle Welt gestrahlt. [Berlin, Potsdamer Platz.- Aufführung der Rockoper "The Wall" auf dem ehemaligen Todesstreifen]](https://ftrc.blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Bundesarchiv_Bild_183-1990-0722-402_Berlin_Aufführung_der_Rockoper_-The_Wall-.jpg?x58972)