Französischer Dom or Französische Friedrichstadtkirche is a French Cathedral in Berlin: Französischer Dom or Französische Friedrichstadtkirche is a French cathedral located on the Gendarmenmarkt in the historic heart of Berlin. This French Calvinist cathedral stands opposite the Deutscher Dom (German Cathedral), and forming a triangle with these two cathedrals is the Konzerthaus Berlin, the centre for classical music in Berlin. A French Calvinist Church Französischer Dom … [Read more...]
Perlen der Klassik - A Concert Series in Magnificent Venues: Perlen der Klassik is a series of classical concerts that has been held in palaces and historic venues around Berlin, Brandenburg and Bavaria since 1999. Berlin Perlen der Klassik The Berlin festival is held at spectacular venues like the Orangery of Schloss Glienicke, Schloss Köpenick, the Französischer Dom at Gendarmenmarkt and the Friedrichskirche in Potsdam. This year's Berlin Perlen der Klassik is held at the … [Read more...]
Schloss Charlottenburg was home to Many Prussian Kings and Queens: If you're looking to enjoy some classical concerts in Berlin, there's no more majestic venue to do this than at Schloss Charlottenburg. Charlottenburg Palace is Berlin's largest royal palace and the only surviving building in the city which dates back to the time of the House of Hohenzollern, the last of the Prussian royal dynasty. It is located in the Charlottenburg district in Berlin's inner city, west of the Tiergarten … [Read more...]
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