1791 – Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, Germany
Architect: Carl Gotthard Langhans
The most celebrated image of Berlin is the Brandenburg Gate which was isolated during partition,
1828 – Altes Museum, Berlin, Germany
Architect: Karl Friedrich Schinkel
A monumental collonade of Ionic columns creates the facade of this prominent museum that was built opposite the king’s palace.
1846 – St Matthauskirche, Berlin, Germany
Architect: Friedrich August Stüler
Surrounded by the modern buildings of the Kulturforum,
1866 – Neue Synagogue, Berlin, Germany
Architect: Eduard Knoblauch, Friedrich August Stüler
Once the largest synagogue in Europe,
1869 – Rotes Rathaus, Berlin, Germany
Architect: Hermann Friedrich Waesemann
The beautiful City Hall of Berlin is a fabulous brick structure whose beauty would lie in the repetition of elements if it not for the wonderful tower.
1876 – Nationalgalerie, Berlin, Germany
Architect: Friedrich August Stüler, Johann Heinrich Strack
Part of the Museumsinsel complex of galleries and museums,
1878 – Bahnhof Alexanderplatz, Berlin, Germany
Architect: Johann Eduard Jacobsthal
Horribly clad on the exterior,
1878 – Bahnhof Friedrichstrasse, Berlin, Germany
Architect: Johannes Vollmer
The original station which opened in 1878 was designed by Johannes Vollmer.
1881 – Postfuhramt, Berlin, Germany
Architect: Carl Schwatlo
The Postfuhramt housed the central office of Berlin’s pneumatic postal system as well as the main post office for packages.
1882 – Hackescher Markt, Berlin, Germany
Architect: Johannes Vollmer
A beautifully restored railway station on the S-Bahn line,
