Day 3

The alter in the Berliner Dom.

Racers dash through the streets of Berlin.

Racers dash through the streets of Berlin.

A man lights a candle in the Berliner Dom.

Berlin City Palace under construction, as seen from atop the Berliner Dom.

The Mercedes-Benz showroom in Berlin—the company's largest showroom in the world.

The lobby of Berlin's Radisson Blu Hotel is home to the AquaDom, which, at more than 1 million liters, is the largest cylindrical fish tank in the world.

A wild red fox stands on a sidewalk just outside the Berlin Zoo.

Dr. John Freeman, a photography professor at the University of Florida, offers some photo tips.

Visitors to the Berliner Dom can see the original plaster models that were used to make stone figures in the church's construction from 1894 to 1905.

Locks inscribed with lovers' names dot a waterway bridge just outside the Berlin Zoo.

The headquarters for the Berliner Zeitung newspaper.

Intricate stonework lines the walls inside and out of the Berliner Dom.

Statues sit along the Spree River in Berlin.

A man outside the Berliner Dom attempts to get passersby to bet money that they can pick which block a ball is under. The one handing him the money appeared to be an accomplice.

Fog shrouds the TV Tower in Berlin.

View of the Spree River from the top of the Berliner Dom.

A view of the Lustgarten and Altes Museum—an area where Adolf Hitler once gave public speeches—from atop the Berliner Dom.