Berlin: Marheineke Markthalle, Kreuzberg

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In between sessions at the Fulbright Seminar I set off on a walk around Berlin, passing by the new American Embassy which is nearing completion on Brandenburg Tor:

New American Embassy

The new headquarters of the large Axel Springer publishing company stands on the former site of a church:

Axel Springer Headquarters

I went through the Jewish Museum in 2003, so this time I just spent some time walking around the exterior of the building:

Jewish Museum

From the Museum I walked south, crossed the river and into the more urban area of Kreuzberg:

Kreuzberg

Lunch was at the Marheineke Markthalle, where I finally settled on some amazing falafel (only €2!) after passing by a number of booths with terrific assortments of food, such as that shown below. The cost/quality ratio food in Berlin, and especially Kreuzberg, is enough to make me wish I had learned German instead of Swedish as a foreign language.

Marheineke Markthalle

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Peter Leonard
Fulbright Fellow & Guest Researcher at Uppsala University's Centre for Multiethnic Research.

Graduate student in Swedish Literature at the University of Washington.

During Spring 2007, I was an exchange student in Nordic Literature at the University of Copenhagen as a Scan|Design Fellow, where I also interned at Museum Tusculanums Forlag, the University Press.

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