Time for another series of Kreuzberg pics. As I mentioned before there is always something to take a picture of, and there is no way to worry that motifs might be getting scarce. Or boring. Even as gentrification mercilessly pushes on, this part of Berlin still keeps it´s uniqueness.

I guess this is the place where you cannot park your car - Wrangelkiez

Read or die! - Oranienstraße

Courtyard of cars: military truck - Köpenicker Straße

St. Thomas of Luisenstadt - Mariannenplatz

Hochbahn Oberbaumstraße

This is where Kreuzberg got it´s name from: The Kreuzberg, a 66 meter (217 ft.) hill in Viktoriapark with the "Prussian National Monument for the Liberation Wars" on top. The Liberation Wars were a series of battles that were in turn part of the Napoleonic Wars between 1813 and 1815. 

T 3 Orange in Kreuzberg look - Wrangelkiez

The original pharmacy in the former Bethanien Hospital (now an arts center)

where German writer Theodor Fontane worked in 1848/1849.

Kreuzberg Gallery