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From the Reichstag Roof

A couple sitting on the rooftop terrace of the Reichstag building, with a view of trees in the background.
View from the roof of the Reichstag building in Berlin, showcasing the German flag and surrounding architecture under a cloudy sky.
Panoramic view of Berlin skyline featuring the domes of Französischer Dom and Deutscher Dom, alongside modern buildings and cranes under a cloudy sky.
Panoramic view of Berlin's skyline, showcasing notable landmarks including the television tower, Berlin Cathedral, and the Red Town Hall against a cloudy sky.
View from the roof of the Reichstag building in Berlin, featuring the German flag, a glass railing, and a cloudy sky.
Germany, Berlin – September 2025

Views from the roof of the Reichstag. The panorama in the middle of the topline is from the iPhone15promax. On the bottom row on the left, you can see several notable ‘towers’. There is the television tower on Alexanderplatz, the International Trade Center, Berlin Cathedral, and the Red Town Hall. On the top right on the left the dome of the Französischer Dom, and on the right the Deutchser Dom (on Gendarmenmarkt).

Shot with Nikon Zf, edited using Snapseed and Marksta. Click the picture for a larger version.
Panorama shot with iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Berlin Gendarmenmarkt

Reflection of the Französischer Dom visible in the glass doors of the Deutscher Dom at Gendarmenmarkt, Berlin.
Germany, Berlin – September 2025
A view of the Deutscher Dom (German Cathedral) at Gendarmenmarkt in Berlin, featuring its ornate dome and statues, with visitors strolling in the square.
Germany, Berlin – September 2025

One of the beautiful squares in Berlin: the Gendarmenmarkt. On one side you find the Deutscher Dom a.k.a. Neue Kirche (German Cathedral), and opposite the Französischer Dom (French Cathedral). The top photo reflects the latter in the doors of the Deutscher Dom.

Shot with iPhone 15 Pro Max edited using Snapseed and Marksta. Click the picture for a larger version.