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Where was the Queen’s Gambit filmed in Berlin?
Like everyone else that watches Netflix way too much, we have been following the hype around the Queen’s Gambit. But it wasn’t just about the exciting plot and Anya Taylor-Joy as Beth Harmon. It was personal because we knew that most of the scenes in the Queen’s Gambit were filmed in Berlin.
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Exploring the Soviet Memorials located around Berlin
Here we are going to talk a bit about the most famous Soviet Memorials in Berlin and some smaller ones as well. These three soviet memorials are mostly well known, and they were built to commemorate the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany. The Soviet Memorial in the Tiergarten was the first to…
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The Späti where Luka Magnotta was arrested in Berlin
In 2012, Luka Magnotta murdered Lin Jun and released a video online where you could see him...
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Queen’s Gambit Locations: Schloss Schulzendorf as the Methuen Home orphanage
Schloss Schulzendorf as the Methuen Home orphanage Exploring Queen's Gambit Locations around...
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Soviet Memorial in the Tiergarten
Soviet Memorial Tiergarten Exploring a piece of the Second World War in the heart of Berlin ; The...
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Vogelsang: Exploring an Abandoned Soviet Military Base
Vogelsang used to be more than just a Soviet military base. This place used to be a city filled with secrets and soldiers, but today it lays empty in Brandenburg while it rots away in the middle of a forest.
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Top 5 things to do in Berlin: Coronavirus Free Edition
Top 5 things to do in Berlin Coronavirus Free Edition ; Berlin is known as a party place; what can...
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Marx and Engels Forum in Berlin
Marx and Engels Forum is a small public park in the heart of Berlin. Named after two of the most famous and influential German philosophers, Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx, authors of The Communist Manifesto. The park was opened to the public in 1986. The statues found there used to have quite a significant location with the Palast der Republik, the German Democratic Republic’s parliament, on its back.
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