Festival of Lights in Berlin





In Berlin opened another 4th Festival of Lights, which will last until October 26. At the time of its architectural landmarks of the city, as well as boulevards, squares, historic and modern buildings will be decorated with multicolored lights. The program of the festival of lights includes a variety of activities, including light shows and fireworks.

Festival of Lights in Berlin



In total, new lighting was installed on 40 buildings and facilities - this is the Brandenburg Gate, the hotel "Adlon" in the city center next to the gate, the Victory Column, Radio and TV Tower, Berlin Cathedral and other buildings.

Festival of Lights in Berlin

Brandenburg Gate

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Festival of Lights in Berlin

On the boulevard Unter den Linden.

Festival of Lights in Berlin

French Cathedral (Franzosischer Dom) - the cathedral was built in the early eighteenth century to the French Huguenots.

Festival of Lights in Berlin

The gilded figure of Victoria - Goddess of Victory on top of the Victory Column, popularly called the Golden Elsa (Goldelse).

Festival of Lights in Berlin

Berliner Dom Cathedral on the Gendarmenmarkt square.

Festival of Lights in Berlin

TV Tower Fernsehturm - the tallest building in Berlin, built in 1965-1969, respectively. The total height of the tower height is 368 meters.

Festival of Lights in Berlin

Show "singing" fountains in the framework of the Festival of Lights in Berlin.

Festival of Lights in Berlin

French Cathedral and the concert hall at the Gendarmenmarkt.

Festival of Lights in Berlin

Victory Column

Festival of Lights in Berlin

Svetopredstavlenie on the building of the Berlin Cathedral.

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Festival of Lights in Berlin

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