8 Autumnal spots for Photography in Berlin.

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8 Autumnal spots for Photography in Berlin.

Start wrapping up because Autumn is on its way. We asked Berlin local and photographer Julia Nimke, to show us her favourite spots around the city for the perfect autumnal shot.

Whether you’re a budding photographer, fully-fledged or just looking for some picturesque spots around Berlin – we've got you covered. Friend of Locke, Berlin local and Photographer Julia Nimke, shares her favourite spots around Berlin for autumnal shots.

Enjoy colorful leaves in autumnal hues crunching underfoot, and less crowded parks, walkways, and attractions. Autumn is the perfect time for a getaway and to experience the hum of the city before winter cold sets in.

1. Zenner at Treptower Park.

Alt-Treptow 15-17, 12435 Berlin

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Located in Berlin’s second biggest park, Treptower Park, Zenner is a cultural institution, event space, club and beer garden. This multi-disciplinary space has a vineyard and towerhouse perfect for outdoor exploring. With lots of outdoor space, picnic benches and cultural moments, Treptower’s river views and sunsets make it the perfect place to unwind and relax.  
 

2. Victory Column

Großer Stern 1, 10557 Berlin

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One of Berlin’s most famous landmarks, the victory statue. Besides being once a symbol of German victories, the statue also acts as a viewpoint. Standing at 69 metres, you’ll have great views across the Tiergarden, the City and Bellevue Park.


3. Landwehr Canal

Schöneberger Brücke, 10963 Berlin

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Enjoy an autumnal walk down the canals, specifically through the area of Kreuzburg, although you can walk for miles. Through the Kreuzberg section, you’ll find residents and tourists alike relaxing on the grassy banks overlooking the water. The ideal spot for a takeaway coffee, catching up with friends or just reading a book on a crisp autumnal day. 


4. Botanical Garden

Königin-Luise-Straße 6-8, 14195 Berlin

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With 43 hectares to explore, Berlin’s botanical gardens offer an oasis from city life. With a collection of around 20,000 plant species, and various plants, palm and greenhouses, such as the Viktoriahaus which is over 100 years old and named after the giant water lily, Victoria. 


5. Boxhagener Platz

Grünberger Str. 75, 10245 Berlin

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Grab a coffee, wrap or a Döner, and enjoy the hustle of bustle of Friedrichshain, in this pocket of greenery. Every Saturday you’ll find a farmer’s market, whilst on Sundays there is a big flea market, selling second-hand goods. You’ll also find artists and creatives showcasing their work.


6. Tempelhofer Feld

Tempelhofer Damm, 12101 Berlin

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The perfect place for a sundowner. Enjoy undistracted views at this former airport turned public park. Tempelhofer Feld is the perfect spot to cycle, run, have al-fresco picnics, or catch-up with friends. A must do when in Berlin. 

7. Kino International

Karl-Marx-Allee 33, 10178 Berlin

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When the days start getting shorter, colder and darker, there’s nowhere better to go than the cinema. With its 1950s architecture, Kino International is more than a cinema, it’s a cultural and architectural icon. Perfect to snap some images, then enjoy some downtime in the cinema. Great for a rainy day. 


8. Museum Island

Bodestraße, 10178 Berlin

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Found in the heart of Berlin, Museumsinel is one of the country’s most well-known sights, showcasing some of the country’s most important cultural artefacts. You’ll find a number of different museums spread across five buildings spanning 6000 years worth of history and art. 

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Mühlenstraße 61-63, 10243 Berlin

With Autumn round the corner, it’s the perfect time to book in your trip. Explore Berlin both inside and out. Stroll around its parks, gardens and along the River Spree. Then get cosy inside one of its many cafes, restaurants and bars. All with Locke at East Side Gallery as your base.

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It's got epic views across the River Spree. A second-to-none location. And the industrial interiors bring the contrasts of Berlin to life with style.

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