7 Picture Perfect Places in Berlin

Delia Tugui | October 9, 2015

A pinch of history, a bit of art, a sprinkle of taste and oh, so much fun soon to be captured in your Berlin photo album! This city gathers so many unique backgrounds for your upcoming pictures. Galleries, panoramas, mirrors, chocolate, authentic, dynamic settings, history and royalty – they’re all right here, in one single place. They’re so different and still they blend so well together.

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Diversity is the keyword to this visual journey. Take good advantage and prepare yourself to say “cheese” over and over again.

Feeling photogenic already? Let’s turn the cameras to your favorite mode. We have plenty of things to see, plenty of buttons to push!

Oh, and great news — you’ll need #nofilters!

East Side Gallery is my top favorite

This freedom memorial is located in the Eastern part of the city, giving you a 1316 meter long opportunity to take the best picture for your gallery.

Painted by 118 artists from 21 different countries, this open air gallery (the longest in the world, by the way) is the longest part of the Berlin Wall. Its paintings depict several political events that took place back in 1989 and 1990 and they’re awesome to snap for a great photo with an original, vibrant and meaningful backdrop.

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