While you're roaming the streets of Berlin, don't forget to be on the lookout for incredible street art. One of my favorites in the city is this graffiti that boasts a larger-than-life display of two figures on the side of an old building. With the staggered layers of the structure, the graffiti pops against the gray concrete and it creates a textured visual of intrigue.
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N52° 29' 54.1968"E13° 24' 36.5148"
This image of the graffiti building and passing train was taken on the opposite side of the road, looking directly up to the artwork. I stood on the south side of Gitschiner Str. and then faced north to get this perspective.
By public transportation:
- Closest station: U Prinzenstraße (U1, U3, U12 lines or 140, N1 buses)
- Head east on Gitschiner Str.
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