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13 years ago
Interesting historical site. Book the tour for 3 EUR or you won't get to enter the buildings (swimming pool, gym, food hall).
Rosa-Luxemburg-Allee
14641 Wustermark
Germany
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http://dkb-stiftung.de/
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A sad but fascinating place. They didn't manage to rescue all buildings yet, but now you are able…read moreto access some of them officially during daytime - specifically for photography. I'd recommend the guide tours which are offered privately, what you will learn about the history, advanced technology and architecture will double your excitement - and sadness.
An enchanted place lost in time. Makes a great background for any kind of photographs and can feel…read morehaunted at dawn: A mass murderer -former police officer- killed and tortured 5 women and a baby there from 1989 until 1991. Id recommend to bring time, a lamp, good shoes and food and drinks. And off course a camera. The movies that have been shot there: 1995 - Detlev Buck, "Männerpension" 1999 - Thorsten Näter (TV) "Racheengel - Die Stimme aus dem Dunkeln" with Götz George 2001 - Roman Polanski "Der Pianist" 2002 - Ballett-movie "Clown Gottes" 2007 - Bryan Singer "Operation Walküre" with Tom Cruise More facts and pictures: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beelitz-Heilst%C3%A4tten http://www.flickr.com/photos/norue/
I took a private guided tour of Berlin with Hilmar Werner, and I recommend him very highly. His…read moreknowledge of German history, and his ability to communicate his knowledge, is outstanding. I asked him to take me to sites associated with the July 20th conspiracy. When I saw the movie Valkyrie last evening, I realized that Hilmar had given me an unparalleled introduction to the very dramatic and complex story of the German resistance to Hitler.