Amtsgericht Wedding

@karstenkoehn

Germany

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Berlin

Not uncommon in Berlin, this municipal structure is a prominent display of Gothic-Revival architecture. It was originally built in 1901 and took inspiration from one of Gothic architecture's most famous castles called the Albrecht Castle, which is in the eastern town of Meissen.

Plan

Overview

Skill level

Easy

Accessbility

Public Location

Hours

Anytime

Fee

Free

Pack

Wide-angle lens (35mm)
Model

How to get there

N52° 33' 01.188"E13° 22' 35.2452"

This image was taken in front of Amtsgericht Wedding, which is a municipality building in Berlin. I stood in the middle of the lawn in front of the entrance to the building. Once you get to the location, reference the GPS coordinates and you'll find the exact spot where I stood. By public transportation: - U-Bhf Pankstraße (via line U8 or bus M27 or N8) - Head southwest on Prinzenallee toward Badstraße - Continue onto Pankstraße - Turn right Address: Amtsgericht Wedding Brunnenpl. 1, 13357 Berlin, Germany