It was yet another weekend in Berlin. As I wrote in my last monthly update, things are finally good again, so I’m doing all I can to enjoy my expat life.
Photos from a Sunday in Berlin
Since readers ask me to tell them what a typical weekend in Berlin is like, I thought I’d share how I spent part of this past weekend through these photos from a Sunday in Berlin.
Pappelalle
Pappelalle
My Sunday in Berlin started with a walk along my street, Pappelalle, where I snapped a photo of one of my favourite local theatre venues, Ost Ballhaus.
Friedhofspark
I then spent some time wandering around Friedhofspark, which looks pretty spectacular decked out in autumnal colours.
Crepes at Suzette
Up next was brunch at Suzette, where I had a delicious bacon, tomato, and mushroom-filled crepe!
Alexanderplatz
Alexanderplatz is always entertaining! The sight of the “grill walkers” always make me laugh; grill walkers are people who walk around with a propane stove strapped to them and sell sausages.
As all the stores in Berlin were weirdly open today, I stopped there briefly to do a little shopping.
Hauptbahnhof
From there I went on to Moabit, stopping at Berlin’s main train station along the way.
Moabit
Next up was Moabit, where I spent more time at Berliner Stadtmission’s refugee shelter.
Beuselstr S-Bahn
One last stop on my way home back to Prenzlauer Berg.
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Actually, I meant to comment here, as I got distracted by the prettily FB-formatted comment field above. 😀 In any case, Cheryl, thank you for highlighting another aspect of the capital city I’ve come to miss. But I’ll be back … in the grey(er) period!
I am in London right now, and the autumn colours are also particularly gorgeous, but this makes me miss Berlin!
Hey Sam – this means you have to come back to B real soon! 😉
No problem Henry! See you soon. 🙂
What a nice way to spend a Sunday 🙂 Berlin seems like such a great place to live–there seems to be a balance between urban and green space. I hope to finally visit there next summer!
Hey Jenna!
Yes, it’s a truly wonderful place to live and TONS of green space all over. And so cool you may be coming here next summer – please look me up when you do! Love to show you around or go out for dinner or something. 🙂
Cheryl