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Neuer Marstall, Berlin: seen in its setting
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Neuer Marstall, Berlin: exterior. 2017 in Berlin
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Neuer Marstall, Berlin: exterior
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Neuer Marstall, Berlin: exterior. Views from the cupola of the Berlin Cathedral
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Neuer Marstall, Berlin: interior. The Spree wing of Neuer Marstall (New Royal Stables) in Berlin-Mitte
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Palace · Historic precedent

Neuer Marstall

byErnst von IhneSee all 2 buildings →Berlin, Germany ↗

1901

Key featuresNeo-Baroque royal stables of 1901 by Ernst von Ihne, with three courtyards, facing the former Royal Palace.

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Architect
Ernst von Ihne
Place
Berlin, Germany
Year
1901
Typology
Palace
Movement
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Region
Europe

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