The Müuse Atlas

Germany

27 areas on the atlas. Bavaria, Berlin, Brandenburg, Hamburg, Hesse, North Rhine-Westphalia, Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt.

Regions

Brandenburg2 areas

North Rhine-Westphalia1 area

Saxony-Anhalt1 area

Every area

BabelsbergFilming in Babelsberg, Potsdam. Detached villas on long lakeside plots along the Griebnitzsee, with the palace park at the colony's edge.

CharlottenburgFilming in Charlottenburg, Berlin. Kurfürstendamm's wide boulevard and Wilhelmine apartment blocks, and the stretch Octopussy filmed past the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church.

ConnewitzFilming in Connewitz, Leipzig. Painted Wilhelminian apartment blocks converge at a seven street junction, two blocks from the floodplain forest along the Pleiße.

DahlemFilming in Dahlem, Berlin. Rendered stucco villas sit behind hedged gardens along wide tree lined avenues, with a university campus at the edge.

FriedrichshainFilming in Friedrichshain, Berlin. A wide socialist era boulevard of ceramic tile blocks and twin towers, and the block MI-5 used as an unnamed Berlin street.

HafenCityFilming in HafenCity, Hamburg. Glass and red brick blocks line raised streets around harbor canals, with the Elbphilharmonie's wave roofed concert hall at the western tip.

HaidhausenFilming in Haidhausen, Munich. Five storey stucco tenement blocks line a planned quarter of diagonal avenues, including the real apartment behind a Bavarian television classic.

KreuzbergFilming in Kreuzberg, Berlin. Five and six storey Gründerzeit blocks with courtyards three deep, and the bridge Run Lola Run crosses at Schlesisches Tor.

KurfürstendammFilming in Kurfürstendamm, Berlin. A wide tree lined shopping boulevard of stuccoed apartment blocks over department store and cinema era shopfronts, with the bombed Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church tower at its eastern end.

KurviertelFilming in Kurviertel, Wiesbaden. A domed neoclassical spa house with long colonnades, and an English landscape park behind it.

Landschaftspark Duisburg-NordFilming in Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord, Duisburg. Rust red blast furnaces and ore bunkers on a reclaimed steelworks, lit with colored light after dark.

MarzahnFilming in Marzahn, Berlin. Rows of prefabricated concrete towers up to twenty one storeys, the setting for the series Marzahn, mon amour.

MitteFilming in Mitte, Berlin. Government ministries and museum colonnades stand over wide squares, where John Wick Chapter 4 fought to steal a car on Gendarmenmarkt.

MoabitFilming in Moabit, Berlin. Red brick tenement blocks behind a loop of canals, and the former prison Babylon Berlin used as a Reichswehr office.

Museum IslandFilming in Museum Island, Berlin. Five neoclassical museum buildings with columned porticoes and wide stone staircases line a narrow island in the Spree, linked by footbridges and a colonnaded court.

NeuköllnFilming in Neukölln, Berlin. A kilometre of plain shopfronts along Karl-Marx-Straße, the main setting for the TV series 4 Blocks.

OberschöneweideFilming in Oberschöneweide, Berlin. Yellow clinker brick AEG factory halls along the Spree, and the former NAG works building Unfamiliar names as one of its Berlin locations.

OlympiaparkFilming in Olympiapark, Berlin. A travertine clad 1936 stadium bowl, a bell tower and open parade lawns inside a wooded park.

OttensenFilming in Ottensen, Hamburg. Low brick housing backs onto converted factory yards along a pedestrian shopping street.

Potsdamer PlatzFilming in Potsdamer Platz, Berlin. Curved glass office towers and a clinker brick high rise ring a paved plaza under a steel and glass tent roof.

Prenzlauer BergFilming in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin. Restored nineteenth century tenement streets around a brick water tower, and the church John Wick Chapter 4 used as the Ruska Roma temple.

Sanssouci ParkFilming in Sanssouci Park, Potsdam. A single-storey Rococo palace on terraced slopes, with clipped parterres and fountains below it.

SchierkeFilming in Schierke, Wernigerode. A mountain village of timber houses and villas below the Brocken, with a granite church and a spa park.

SchönebergFilming in Schöneberg, Berlin. A pale stone town hall with a clock tower, and the lobby Babylon Berlin used as its police headquarters.

Spandau CitadelFilming in Spandau Citadel, Berlin. A brick Renaissance star fort with four bastions and a wide moat where the Havel and Spree meet.

St. PauliFilming in St. Pauli, Hamburg. A neon lit nightlife street climbs from the Reeperbahn past red brick tenements, with floating piers at the foot of the slope down to the Elbe.

TempelhofFilming in Tempelhof, Berlin. A single curved limestone terminal over a kilometre long, and the entrance forecourt The Hunger Games used as District 2.