The weather was foul and the forecast said -8 to -10 Celcius with snow and strong winds. However, I was determined to keep my appointment with Maxie – my regular “walking bubble person”. After all – how often do we get this kind of weather nowadays? We managed about ten km.
This was the route on Komoot: https://www.komoot.com/tour/314134743
Drachenbrunnen on Oranienplatz :
Engelbecken-Hof, Leuschnerdamm 13, a house mentioned in the book Verborgenes Berlin, built in 1904 by the Swedish stonemason company Kessel & Röhl, with a characteristic facade and a lift in Jugendstil:
Also mentioned in “Verborgenes Berlin” is the building from the time of the industrial revolution on the corner of Adalbertstraße and Waldemarstraße with the characteristic reliefs. On the other corner, there are two large murals.
Feuerwehrbrunnen, Mariannenplatz:
Through Görlitzer Park:
To Schlesischer Busch and the GDR Watchtower:
And back along Landwehrkanal, slightly weatherbeaten:
