Berliner Dom
by Logan Peck Photography
This is the Berliner Dom, which is German for the “Berlin Cathedral”. It is one of the most iconic historic landmarks of the city. It was first constructed in 1451, and the iteration pictured here was built in 1905. Next to the church, you can see the Berliner Fernsehturm - in English, Fernsehturm means “Television Tower”. It stands taller than most buildings in Berlin, and I often used it as a guide to finding my way around. I also had a chance to go to the top of the tower and see some incredible views of the city, more coming soon!
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