🧇Прогулочка по предрождественскому и предновогоднему Берлину❄️
Большое спасибо Darius за такую возможность побывать там и ощутить праздничную атмосферу.
На видео несколько интересных мечтечек. Это торговый центр LP12 Mall of Berlin, также известный как Leipziger Platz Quartier или просто Mall of Berlin, — торговый центр в районе Митте в Берлине. Он образует северо-восточную часть восьмиугольника на Лейпцигерской площади. А также Berlin Kürfusterdam Christmas Market. И Kaufhaus des Westens — «Торговый дом Запада», он же KaDeWe — один из старейших универмагов в Европе, ему 110 лет!
🧇Прогулочка по предрождественскому и предновогоднему Берлину❄️
Большое спасибо Darius за такую возможность побывать там и ощутить праздничную атмосферу.
На видео несколько интересных мечтечек. Это торговый центр LP12 Mall of Berlin, также известный как Leipziger Platz Quartier или просто Mall of Berlin, — торговый центр в районе Митте в Берлине. Он образует северо-восточную часть восьмиугольника на Лейпцигерской площади. А также Berlin Kürfusterdam Christmas Market. И Kaufhaus des Westens — «Торговый дом Запада», он же KaDeWe — один из старейших универмагов в Европе, ему 110 лет!
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