Many old brick factories have been turned into concert halls, galleries or workshops. If high anxiety doesn't affect you, climb this gasometer at the border of Schöneberg and Kreuzberg. Great view from the top !
There are many lakes around Berlin and in Berlin. Müggelsee is one of them. It used to be on the eastern side of the wall, and one still finds remnant of this time.
Bergmannstraße in Kreuzberg.
In spring, Berlin sometime feels like a small town in the south of France. Today. this street is covered with icy snow.
Alvar Aalto, Jacob Bakema, Paul Baumgarten, Luciano Baldessari, Le Corbusier, Werner Düttmann, Wils Ebert, Egon Eiermann, Walter Gropius, Arne Jacobsen, Fritz Jaenicke and Sten Samuelson, Gustav Hassenpflug, Günter Hönow, Ludwig Lemmer, Wassili Luckhardt, Oscar Niemeyer, Godber Nissen, Sepp Ruf, Otto Senn, Hans Scharoun, Franz Schuster, Max Taut, Pierre Vago, Jo van den Broek were the architect of the 1954 Interbau project in Berlin
Berlin was heavily bombed during the second world war. Trees grow between ruins... Or houses are built between trees...
People from this area pronounce Cassis without the final S. But if you want to sound like a local, it's not enough, you need to speak with this so called singing accent. A good exercice is to drink one or two "pastagas" with some fishermen it should ease things out. Maybe, even try four or five pastagas.
Or Six.
This bar, near the roman arena in Arles is in the sunlight and in the shade, Sol y Sombra.
Stormy january light on Sanary's harbour. Its gloomy feeling might have inspired Aldous Huxley who wrote "Brave new world" there.
Where the land meets the Mediterranean sea.
These clifs are made of puddingstones, which french climbers call "Poudingue", with or without the southern accent.
From afar, If it weren't for the roofs, one wouldn't distinguish between the village and the mountain.
