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View from Museum Island. A day off yesterday...so hid from the heat in the Neues Museum. Always a pleasure in there. Incredible building, collections and amazing refurbishment by David Chipperfield Architects. posted on Instagram - http://bit.ly/2Xq9K9q

Popped into the Märkisches Museum last week and bumped into an "old friend" in their fantastic new Berlin History Exibition. Officially the oldest medieval pig thus found in Berlin. Excavated him on an archaeological dig waaaaaaay back in 2012 on Klosterstrasse, next to the Dutch Embassy. It was located inside a medieval building which was destroyed by fire in the late 12th Century. Birchy's favourite Berlin museum, for many reasons other than the pig!;) posted on Instagram - http://bit.ly/2VSWLzu

Otto Von Bismarck, first Chancellor of Germany, basking in the sun today in the Tiergarten with Atlas at his feet. This statue, like the Vistory Column, was moved to its present location by Albert Speer as part of the Germania Project. posted on Instagram - http://bit.ly/2Zz71vP

Looking west at Bellevue S-bahn station. 3 minutes before post tour 'beer o' clock'!:) posted on Instagram - http://bit.ly/2VWK43s

And now we can start thinking of the summer to come!:) posted on Instagram - http://bit.ly/2PgCu0V

Ding Dong. Had a nosey underneath the Carillon in the Tiergarten today for the first time. It was gifted to Berlin on its 750th birthday in 1987 by Daimler-Benz. posted on Instagram - http://bit.ly/2Pf8bYr

Birchy's favourite part of Mitte!:) A view of the northern wall of the ruined Franciscan Monestry Church (and a bit of cheeky TV Tower action). The church and monastic complex was developed after the land (just inside the old city wall) was handed to the Franciscans by the then Margraves of Brandenburg in 1271. Not only does it represent some of the oldest structural remains in Berlin but also the first Gothic brick-built architecture in Brandenburg. Unfortunately the church and associated structures were greatly impacted by the Allied air-raids during the Second World War. The ruins are now used for art installations in the warmer months. posted on Instagram - http://bit.ly/2UEQKqt