Gendarmenmarkt, Berlin Photos

Gendarmenmarkt is a large square just south of Bebelplatz (which is on Unter den Linden). Gendarmenmarkt hosts a concert hall, the two French and German Churches & a statue of poet Friedrich Schiller.

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Twin French & German church domes from top of German Bundestag. Berlin, Germany.French church dome from top of German Bundestag. Berlin, Germany.German church dome from top of German Bundestag. Berlin, Germany.Konzerthaus Berlin. Berlin, Germany.
Twin French & German church domes from top of German Bundestag. Berlin, Germany.French church dome from top of German Bundestag. Berlin, Germany.German church dome from top of German Bundestag. Berlin, Germany.Konzerthaus Berlin (1818-21, rebuilt 1977) (Gendarmenmarkt 2). Berlin, Germany. Architect: Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Entrance facade of Konzerthaus Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Sculpture & pediments of Konzerthaus Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Bronze lyre player riding back of lioness at Konzerthaus Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Marble monument to Friedrich Schiller by Reinhold Begas before Konzerthaus Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.
Entrance facade of Konzerthaus Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Sculpture & pediments of Konzerthaus Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Bronze lyre player riding back of lioness at Konzerthaus Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Marble monument to Friedrich Schiller (1871) by Reinhold Begas before Konzerthaus Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.
Marble monument to Friedrich Schiller by Reinhold Begas before Konzerthaus Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Konzerthaus Berlin & French Cathedral of Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.French Church of Friedrichstadt. Berlin, Germany.Dome & tower of French Cathedral of Berlin. Berlin, Germany.
Marble monument to Friedrich Schiller (1871) by Reinhold Begas before Konzerthaus Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Konzerthaus Berlin & French Cathedral of Berlin on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.French Church of Friedrichstadt (aka French Cathedral of Berlin) (1705, rebuilt 1981) (on Gendarmenmarkt). Berlin, Germany. Architect: Louis Cayart & Abraham Quesnay.Dome & tower of French Cathedral of Berlin (not to be confused with mirror image German Cathedral across Gendarmenmarkt). Berlin, Germany.
Dome with gilded figure holding palm frond atop French Cathedral of Berlin. Berlin, Germany.Huguenots expelled from France admitted to Prussia by the Great Elector in 1685 relief sculpture by Johannes Boese at French Cathedral of Berlin. Berlin, Germany.Neue Kirche, Berlin beside Konzerthaus Berlin. Berlin, Germany.Tower of German Cathedral on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.
Dome with gilded figure holding palm frond atop French Cathedral of Berlin. Berlin, Germany.Huguenots expelled from France admitted to Prussia by the Great Elector in 1685 relief sculpture (1885) by Johannes Boese at French Cathedral of Berlin. Berlin, Germany.Neue Kirche, Berlin (aka German Cathedral) (1708, rebuilt 1981) (on Gendarmenmarkt) beside Konzerthaus Berlin. Berlin, Germany. Architect: Martin Grünberg & Giovanni Simonetti.Tower of German Cathedral on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.
Sculpted pediment of German Cathedral on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Eastern end with short dome atop German Cathedral on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Facade of German Cathedral on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Former Akademie Verlag Berlin building publisher of East German Scientific works. Berlin, Germany.
Sculpted pediment of German Cathedral on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Eastern end with short dome atop German Cathedral on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Facade of German Cathedral on Gendarmenmarkt. Berlin, Germany.Former Akademie Verlag Berlin building (39 Markgrafenstrasse) publisher of East German Scientific works. Berlin, Germany.

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