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As soon as I heard that a large-scale map of Berlin was being created on the Schlossplatz, entitled City of Diversity (Stadt der Vielfalt), as part of the city’s 775th anniversary celebrations I was fascinated to see how it would turn out. Over the course of the next 9 days I went to the Schlossplatz 3 […]
I went to Bergmann Curry a few weeks back on the recommendation of @jeroenvanmarle. Jeroen had read my post singing the praises of Zur Bratpfanne and knew about my quest for the ‘Best of the Wurst’ in Berlin. There are hundreds of Imbisse selling Currywurst in Berlin and quality and flavour seem to vary quite […]
When I saw the posters advertising the Stroke Urban Art Fair 2012 around town I knew straight away that I would enjoy it. After all, Berlin’s thriving Street Art scene is the reason I was drawn to the city in the first place. Running over 4 days at the Postbahnhof in Berlin, Stroke attracted a […]
With September providing a couple of unexpectedly sunny and warm days it seems appropriate to look back on my trip to the Botanischer Garten (Botanical Garden) in Berlin or Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum Berlin-Dahlem to use its full title. It seems like a lifetime ago but actually it has only been a month. The […]
I have now updated my Stolpersteine Gallery with photos of the Stolpersteine I have seen over the past week. These most recent Stolpersteine discoveries memorials: Elsbeth Schreiber and Bruno Albert Auerbach (Pappelallee 12-13); Jacob Süssmann, Aron Süssmann, Sonia Süssmann and Sima Süssmann (Strassburger Strasse 60), Ignatz Lebzelter, Deborah Lebzelter, Susanne Lebzelter and Amalie Lebzelter (Alte Schönhauser Strasse […]
I saw just one group of Stolpersteine this week but I have had to separate them into two photos to upload to my Stolpersteine Gallery. Unfortunately, some idiot has stuck stickers between and around the memorials, presumably in the hope that they will appear in someone’s photos. I’ve cropped the images as tight as I […]
I have added a photo of the Stolpersteine I saw in the past week to the photo gallery here. The Stolpersteine I saw this week was deicated to: Martha Friedlaender, Else Friedlaender, Hans Leibholz, Laura Leibholz, Lieselott Leibholz (Danckelmannstrasse 44). My first post about Stolpersteine gives more background about these memorials to the victims of National […]
