Located in a vintage ballroom, Clärchens Ballhaus is a nice lunch destination. Try the “Käsespätzle” with applesauce!
Website
ballhaus.de
Address
Clärchens Ballhaus, 24 Auguststraße, Berlin, Germany
Current city: Berlin
Robert Rieger is an editorial photographer based in Berlin. Rieger currently works as a art director at Freunde von Freunden, where among other projects, he is the photographer and photo editor for collaborations with MINI, Siemens, SONOS, 25h Hotels and USM. In his position at Freunde von Freunden, he liaises with international photographers on a daily basis and is responsible for the visual storytelling of the portraits produced.
 

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