All Inclusive Vacations

Written by Sandy Baker


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Berlin Germany Insider Sigtseeing – TOP 10 Sights – Part 4 of 4

Written by Marcus Hochstadt


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==> Konzerthaus

The Konzerthaus isrepparttar new building designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel to replacerepparttar 137447 Nationaltheater built from 1800–02 by Karl Gotthard Langhans, which was burnt torepparttar 137448 ground in 1817. The conception ofrepparttar 137449 Konzerthaus integratesrepparttar 137450 remains of Langhan's rectangular building and adds a higher, wider, gabled solidium inrepparttar 137451 center, complete with an ionic columned hall projecting atrepparttar 137452 front. Following its destruction inrepparttar 137453 Second World War,repparttar 137454 building was initially only made safe, andrepparttar 137455 systematic restoration ofrepparttar 137456 original design only began in 1979. Since its reopening in 1984 it has served not as a theatre, but as a concert hall.

==> Deutscher Dom

The German Cathedral was built from 1701-08. M. Grünberg planned it, and Giovanni Simonetti built it. From 1780-85, duringrepparttar 137457 redesigning ofrepparttar 137458 Gendarmenmarkt, Carl von Gontard addedrepparttar 137459 domed tower ontorepparttar 137460 cathedral. The cathedral was destroyed inrepparttar 137461 Second World War as well. However, it had been reconstructed and rebuilt. The reopening was on October 2nd, 1996, five years afterrepparttar 137462 reunification.

==> Franzoesischer Dom

The Französische Friedrichstadtkirche was built from 1701-05 by Cayart. He designed it as a church for Berlin's Huguenot community. From 1780-85,repparttar 137463 imposing tower ofrepparttar 137464 French cathedral (Französischer Dom) was added to plans by Unger and Gontard as part ofrepparttar 137465 redesigning of Gendarmenmarkt. Inrepparttar 137466 World War 2,repparttar 137467 cathedral was badly damaged. However, from 1977 on it was rebuilt and reconstructed.

And, how wasrepparttar 137468 journey? Did you shoot enough photos? I hope so... :-) And did you recognize, that I gave you 11 instead of 10 tips? Good! :-)

Well, that’s it! What? You want more? No problem, visit http://www.smart-travel-germany.com/berlin.html for updates and more.

However, enjoy your trips!

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