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van de Lücht

The abandoned boat in the Spree River has a name, even though I couldn’t find one when Fotostrasse visited the place back in July 2016. The boat is called MS Dr. Ingrid Wengler. It was named after the owner’s true love, a surgeon at the Dreifaltigkeits-Hospital in Lippstadt. She died in 1979 and she left a hole that never closed. This is why Franz Günther van de Lücht, the owner of the abandoned boat, says about his loss. But the fact that the boat that carries her name is stuck between the Molecule Man sculpture and Badeschiff leaves another one.

A Visit to an Abandoned Boat in the Spree River

Berlin, Urbex
7 min read
11/11/201621/12/2023

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Lübecker Salzspeicher: The Historical Buildings where Nosferatu was filmed
Heidelberg Tun: The largest wine barrel in the world can be found in Germany

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Budapest Bullet Holes: A Memorial to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution
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St Bartholomew Flayed inside the Duomo di Milano
Chopin’s Heart inside the Church of the Holy Cross in Warsaw
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36 Hours in Neukölln: Exploring Berlin’s Coolest Neighborhood
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52 Weeks of Burgers: The Best Places for Burgers in Berlin

Frame Travel Roam Capture is not just a travel blog—it’s a diary of my global escapades, a visual narrative of the beautiful and diverse places I’ve encountered.

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