Spreepark, Berlin, Germany

i chose this park because i love Farris wheels. every theme park i go to i go on a Farris Wheel. and i love to look at abandoned things. what cot my eye was all the different and poppy colors. and i think that the photographer did a great job capturing the Farris wheel.

 i would also like to visit:
Takakanonuma Greenland, Hobara, Japan
Nara Dreamland, Nara, Japan
Koka Family Land, Shiga, Japan
Shidaka's Utopia, Beppu, Kyushu, Japan
 Russian Village, Niigata, Japan




 By Michaela Lola Abrera


Living in Berlin demands that you actively seek out its hidden haunts and break barriers. The city’s penchant for blending the bizarre with the ordinary makes it the perfect place for curiosity-seekers and non-conformists. Concealed within the lush greenery of the Treptow Park and barred by a rusty iron fence is the abandoned Spreepark (www.spreepark.de). This former GDR amusement center, which opened in 1969 and was best known as ‘Cultural Park Plenterwald,’ carries with it ghostly images of a bygone era.

this amusement park would be fun and good to document and take pictures because there are so many sites and different things to look at and take pictures. for example there are a lot of fallen down animals and rusty old rides.

 

it would take a lot to go to this park. first of all it's in Germany, so i cant just go whenever. it would take alot of money.