A look at the beautiful Konzert Haus on the Gendarmenmarkt in Mitte. It's always a nice place to walk around and I think the beautiful architecture lends itself well to black and white. Hope you agree!
PS: I have an Alsatian mural of sorts for you at Halcyon Travels.
PS: I have an Alsatian mural of sorts for you at Halcyon Travels.
It does, I think, thanks to those windows, columns and paving stones.
ReplyDeletewhat a grand building
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful shot, Hal!
ReplyDeleteI remember going to a performance there YEARS ago - gorgeous inside, too. I was so proud of myself for buying tickets at the box office in my horrible German: Haben Sie zwei Plätze für heute Abend, bitte? Or something close enough to be understood. As soon as I finish the audiobook I've been listening to in the car (a new biography of Alexander von Humboldt, as it happens) I'm breaking out the German review lessons.
ReplyDeleteYou don't need German in Berlin, everyone here speaks English. Even if you WANT to speak German, it's not always possible. :)
DeleteYes! Another beautiful black and white. It's so classic.
ReplyDeleteI once listen at a concert in Berlin but that was in that fabulous Berlin philharmonic concert hall from Hans Scharoun. I would love also to hear a concert here.
ReplyDeleteThere is a timeless quality to this building and your black and white image!
ReplyDeleteThat is a magnificent building.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very impressive building.
ReplyDeleteLiving among such ennobles the walker!
ReplyDeleteGreat building for a concert hall.
ReplyDeleteIt is massive, very grand and imposing!
ReplyDeleteI love that place. I think I saw something on FB about light displays on the façade. Must be magical.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous building and great photo!
ReplyDeletesuch a grand building and i love the black and white!
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely place indeed. I love that place so much, and your photo is superb!
ReplyDeleteoh here's a place I know, I have the chance to see during my visit to Berlin! very beautiful and impressive place !!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful building
ReplyDeletegreat and austere!
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