Vera-Brittain-Ufer

Only enjoyment can come from these monumental buildings! The Berlin Cathedral fascinates me again and again!

If you want, you can enjoy the Museum Island or a delicious meal with a view of the cathedral. Here are some nice restaurants.

The Vera-Brittain-Ufer is located on the Spree in Berlin-Mitte, between the Anna-Louisa-Karsch-Straße / Friedrichsbrücke and the Karl-Liebknecht-Straße / Liebknechtbrücke. Here is the GDR Museum. In addition, there is the waterfront, where 3 female and 1 male sculpture sit.

There is a nice sculpture group here: three girls and a boy

The Vera-Britain shore is one of the most beautiful banks on the Spree in Berlin.

The view to the cathedral over the water slows down, wonderful walk along the banks of the Spree

The figures used to sit on a fountain plinth in front of the palace hotel. The fountain was dismantled as part of a new hotel building and the figures found a new place on the Spree promenade.

The whole bank there is beautiful. Even the naked figures ☺️.

Invites you to sit down ... also a popular photo motif

Vera Mary Brittain (born December 29, 1893 in Newcastle-under-Lyme, † March 29, 1970 in Wimbledon) was a British writer, feminist and pacifist.
She was best known for her successful memoir Testament of Youth, published in 1933, in which she reported on her experiences during the First World War and her change to a pacifist.(Source: Wikipedia)