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Photography has a strong home in Berlin, a city that has drawn image-makers for a century with its light, edge and history. From dedicated museums to galleries and studios, photography here spans documentary, art, fashion and street work.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for photography, from major museums and galleries to studios and photo shops. Some focus on exhibitions and collections, others on courses, equipment and places to shoot.
Browse the places below to find the best photography in Berlin, compare exhibitions and opening hours, and plan your visit.
In Viktoriapark, on the 66-meter-high Kreuzberg, stands Schinkel's cast-iron National Monument for the Liberation Wars, inaugurated in 1821 and later raised onto an eight-meter-high plinth. From its platform, the view extends over the roofs of Kreuzberg to the city center. The ascent leads past the 24-meter-high waterfall and costs nothing.
On Pfingstberg in northern Potsdam, Friedrich Wilhelm IV had a palace built solely for the view starting in 1847, completed in 1863 and now a UNESCO World Heritage site. From the two towers of the Belvedere, the view extends over the Havel lakes, the Potsdam parks, and on a clear day, as far as Berlin. Admission costs 8 Euros, reduced 6 Euros.