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We spent a big part of our third day in Berlin enjoying Schloss Charlottenburg and the beautiful park behind it. The palace suffered great damage during WW II. Luckily much of the contents had been moved for safe keeping elsewhere. A lot of restoration work was done from the 1950s into the 1990s. The palace was built as a summer home in stages between 1695 and 1746.
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This is the Berliner Dom. The cathedral was restored in a simplified form after WW II.
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