Introduction
Berlin is the memorable Capital of Germany and not only remarkable for its past and layered cultural identity but also for compatriots who have chosen this city to live in. Throughout the course of history, Germans and people from other nations have been creative, innovative and inspirational in the city of Berlin. For today’s blog, we’ll guide you on a tour showcasing you the shorter, but significant, lives of famous Berliners and how they are commemorated.
1. The Legacy of Albert Einstein
Among the greatest scientific geniuses in history, Albert Einstein was living in Berlin at an important age. Travel to Europe and never lose your opportunity to tour in Einstein Museum in order to understand his relativity theory. Any visitor must pay attention to the well-known Humboldt University where Einstein was studying and find out how much the man influenced people’s perception of the world.
The Einstein Museum
The Einstein Museum is one of the most interesting exhibitions that focus on Albert Einstein, his life and his achievements. When the participants get the theory of relativity, local installations, exhibits, and personal items enable them to understand the mind behind this theory. The museum is a chance to grasp thinking of the great scientist and how he changed the world-over view of the space and time.
Humboldt University
Smack in the middle of Berlin, Humboldt University is the place which Einstein served as a professor. This is one of the oldest academic institutions with licensed guides cooperating the visitor could actually sit in the auditorium in which Einstein used to lecture and even walk the same corridors as the historical genius. One must close the eyes for a moment and start to ponder what ideas were being dissected and debated in these premises.
2. Introduction to the Artistic Networking of Marlene Dietrich
Marlene Dietrich one of the most famous German film actress and singers of the world cinema whose competitive influence is unforgettable. As a result, follow in her footsteps and familiarize yourself with the places that are connected with her fabulous career and an irresistible personality.
Marlene Dietrich Platz
Start your tour at Marlene Dietrich Platz which is a public square, named after this famous actress. This is symbolically represented by the statue of Dietrich will sculptures sited at the entrance to the square, honoring her for her role in the film production business. If you haven’t seen her dressing conservatism but revealing sexy American movies, then take time and salute this woman for doing a great job influencing Hollywood.
Metropolis Cinema
Metropolis Cinema was another cinema that favoured by Dietrich which can be found near the Potsdamer Platz. This cinema has accurately recreated the atmosphere of the first years of cinematograph. Watch a movie favorite, and let yourself be enthralled by the environment that actually mesmerized Dietrich once.
3. It seems that the protagonist’s family and friends were brave enough to remember the famous Samaritan Anne Frank – Eighty Years Later.
Ottonette Selwi Even though many people, especially young and juvenile persons were exterminated under the Nazi regime, their stories, one among them, was encapsulated in the diary of a young Jewish girl called Anne Frank. Read about her sad history and go see the touching monument that has been placed in her honor.
Anne Frank Center
The Anne Frank Centre here in Berlin is an indication of what the Jews underwent during the Holocaust. Exhibition of pictures, live photographs, and people’s real life story help the general public to learn more about Anne Frank and what she went through together with other people who were in hiding throughout her hidings. What should prepare one for is; watching the strength and courage of this young girl.
4. What Makes David Bowie’s Music So Dynamic
Berlin and its renewed music scene of the 1970s was the place from which famous musician and actor David Bowie drew inspiration. Get a fuller picture of Bowie’s music and go to the places which inspired the creation of his albums.
Hansa Studios
Hansa Studios are where Bowie made his Berlin Trilogy including the much-acclaimed “Heroes”. You get an opportunity to tour around the studio and observe how that epoch-making change in Bowie’s music was made, and how it impacted the music industry.
Waldenstrasse 92
Waldenstrasse 92, a place where Bowie once lived, should be a must-visit for him devotees. However, even though it is a privately owned construction and everyone cannot go in to visit, it has outside features which make it easily identifiable. Walking down and standing in front, one can only imagine what the genius mind of Bowie was up to while he was around.
Conclusion
Berlin is one of the cities that have meant the world to world leading icons. A historical and cultural tour based on the life stories of famous Berliners lets us feel their presence while discovering the city. No matter whether you’re a fan of science, art or history, music – or simply curious – there’s much to do and see in Berlin that is dedicated to famous personalities of the city. Spend time going through these stories and you will be able to understand more about Berlin and especially the people behind it.
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