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Berlin - Germany, Berlin Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, Gedächtniskirche - built in the 1890th, destroyed in WWII. The damaged spire has been retained as an anti war symbol. Through the hole you can see a part of the post war church buildings.

Uploaded: Feb, 08 2009 | Taken: May, 19 2008| Viewed: 72 times  | 10 votes Camera: SONY | Model: DSC-W1 | Exposure 10/4000s, ISO 400 | FLength: 7mm | SW: Picasa 3.0

eirissa - Feb, 08 2009 07:02pm A very good perspective - it's one of the most impressive churches in Berlin. jacko1 - Feb, 08 2009 07:02pm A fine example of 19th century architecture, sadly a lot of it was lost during that pointless conflict, good picture Petra. frenchfrog - Feb, 09 2009 10:02am Well captured! I remember seing this symbol of Berlin! I prefer the old to the new architecture.... Thanks for sharing