Festival of Lights, Berlin in a different Light

The Brandenburger Tor (Brandenburg Gate)

The fifth Festival of Lights has ended, during the last two weeks, you were able to see Berlin in a different light.

Since 2005, every year in October, Berlin turns into a sparkling metropolis,

about 5000 LED-lamps, 750 LED-spotlights and 900 Fluorescent lamps, were used this time to illuminate 59 world-famous historical landmarks and spots in Berlin,

for the biggest festival in the history of the Festival of Lights.

Berliner Dom (Berlin Cathedral)

The Fernsehturm (Television Tower)

Technikmuseum Berlin (Museum of Technology)

The big Rosinenbomber

Siegessäule (Victory Column)

Schloss Charlottenburg (Charlottenburg Palace)

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