My last day in Berlin was to be devoted to the Gemaldegalerie, the museum holding one of the largest European paintings collections in the world. It turned out to be only a fifteen minute walk from our hotel which gave me the opportunity to go walking and exploring the streets of Berlin, one of my favorite activities in an unknown city.
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Corner of Anhalter Strasse and
Stresemannstrasse |
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| Etap
Hotel Postdamer Platz |
My ramblings took me to
Martin-Gropius Bau, a building I had noticed as we had passed by in the taxi twice the day before.
The inside of this exhibition hall was just as impressive as the outside. There was a very pleasant cafe and an incredible book store.
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| Main Lobby, Martin-Gropius Bau |
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| The Cafe, Martin-Gropius Bau |
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| The Bookstore, Martin-Gropius Bau |
After Martin-Gropius Bau, I just walked and took pictures till I reached the Gemaldegalerie.
Finally I reached the Gemaldegalerie and lost myself in the art for many hours.
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| Gemaldegalerie is inside the Kulturfom |
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| Raffael |
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| Massacio |
My last day in Berlin was to be devoted to the Gemaldegalerie, the museum holding one of the largest European paintings collections in the world. It turned out to be only a fifteen minute walk from our hotel which gave me the opportunity to go walking and exploring the streets of Berlin, one of my favorite activities in an unknown city.
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