Travel Photography – Bon Voyage

For me, Berlin is an alt city – so much to see, so much to explore. Every statue, every monument is worth discovering, and behind each lies a history that can spark your curiosity. I joined a free Berlin walking tour led by an Austrian expat, and he knew so much about the city and its past that it made the experience truly unforgettable. Hopefully, you will love the following images.

“Juristische Fakultät” (Law Faculty) of Humboldt University

Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

Brandenburg Gate

An unknown artwork

Karl Marx (seated) and Friedrich Engels (standing)

Berlin Peace Column (Friedenssäule)

In quest of murals and graffiti

Checkpoint Charlie

An unknown building

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Following an amazing tour of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, my friend and I decided to take a walk toward the edge of the town, which impressed me greatly with its stunning architecture. As we walked, we observed how quiet the town was and how its residents lived peacefully. The cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and charming little alleys made the entire place feel like a storybook setting.

At the town’s edge, I encountered many wildflowers that I couldn’t identify. These delicate blossoms swaying in the breeze added to the town’s picturesque charm. Whenever I explore a place, I make sure to appreciate the natural surroundings, as they often reveal a different kind of beauty beyond historical landmarks. While my friend captured whatever caught his eye, I focused on observing unknown plants and flowers, fascinated by the small details that often go unnoticed.