Although the temperature was 85 F. , the streets, shaded by Linden and Chestnut trees, were inviting. This tower is on a hill—highest point in Berlin—covering a series of water reservoirs.
The Rykestrasse Synagogue is recessed from the street, as are many others so as to be inconspicuous. Note the stubby gray poles in front, protecting the building. Some can be lowered to allow entrance off a vehicle. Similar retractable poles surround the American Embassy.
“Kollwitz, a printer and sculptor, showed the suffering of people of her era.
Ridiculous tourist futilely trying to pump water. (Or just mugging for the camera)
The Schultheiss Brewery was one of the largest int he world. Turned into a factory during WW II, now a cultural center.
On the old brewery grounds.