Photographs | Germany
Photographs of German cities and sites: I have lived for some time in Berlin in the past, and have travelled quite frequently to various other places. One of the things I like about Germany is that there are many cities and towns with their proud histories that are often reflected in the architecture.
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Berlin | Marburg | Greifswald | Wismar | Bonn | Brühl | Cologne | Bernkastel-Kues | Burg Eltz | Cochem | Trier | Along the Mosel | Dresden | Meißen | Lübeck
Berlin
The capital of the reunited Germany, and a city that is constantly changing, and every single time I visit, there is something new and something has changed.
![Berlin: S-Bahnhof Lehrter Bahnhof, which later became the Hauptbahnhof [Main / Central Station] (2002)](http://www.wasaweb.net/thumbnails/Berlin-2002-Lehrter-Bahnhof-1t.jpg "Lehrter Bahnhof (later Hauptbahnhof)")
![Berlin: S-Bahnhof Lehrter Bahnhof, which later became the Hauptbahnhof [Main / Central Station] (2002)](http://www.wasaweb.net/thumbnails/Berlin-2002-Lehrter-Bahnhof-2t.jpg "Lehrter Bahnhof (later Hauptbahnhof)")
![Berlin: Marx-Engels-Forum [statues of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels] (2006)](http://www.wasaweb.net/thumbnails/Berlin-2006-Marx-Engels-Forum-1t.jpg "Marx-Engels-Forum: statues of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels near Alexanderplatz")
![Berlin: the Reichstagsgebäude [the seat of the Federal Parliament] (2006)](http://www.wasaweb.net/thumbnails/Berlin-2006-Reichstagsgebaeude-1t.jpg "Reichstagsgebäude - seat of the Federal Parliament")
![Berlin: the Reichstagsgebäude [the seat of the Federal Parliament] (2006)](http://www.wasaweb.net/thumbnails/Berlin-2006-Reichstagsgebaeude-2t.jpg "Reichstagsgebäude - seat of the Federal Parliament")
![Berlin: the Reichstagsgebäude [the seat of the Federal Parliament] (2006)](http://www.wasaweb.net/thumbnails/Berlin-2006-Reichstagsgebaeude-3t.jpg "Reichstagsgebäude - seat of the Federal Parliament")
Marburg
A university town in Hesse, north of Frankfurt am Main.
Greifswald
A university city on the Baltic: a very quiet, dignified sort of place with a number of lovely buildings in Backsteingothik.
Wismar
A historic city on the Baltic.
Bonn
A medium-sized city that was the capital of West Germany, when there were two Germanies.
Brühl
A town between Cologne and Bonn, famous for Augustus Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Cologne
One of the biggest and most vibrant cities in Germany, famous for and whose skyline is dominated by the soaring tower of the cathedral.
Bernkastel-Kues
A small, well-preserved town on the Mosel (Moselle) in midst of a wine-making region.
Burg Eltz
An actual and dreamy mediaeval castle in a beautiful setting.
Cochem
A city on the Mosel (Moselle).
Trier
An ancient city with an impressive amount of Roman ruins. There is also a huge cathedral.
Along the Mosel
Dresden
One of the most cultured and beautiful cities in Germany.
Meißen
Rightly famous for the porcelain that is produced in the city and for the cathedral.
Lübeck
Once the leader of the Hanseatic League, it still retains architectural gems from the mediaeval period.
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