David Bowie's Berlin

Jenna Rose Robbins: Historic studio where Bowie recorded the "Berlin trilogy" of albums: "Heroes," Low and Lodger. The window in the green room is where he wrote lyrics to "Heroes."

Jenna Rose Robbins: Bowie and Iggy lived in this building. After Bowie's death, the sidewalk became a memorial of flowers and candles. A plaque now adorns the apartment wall.

Jenna Rose Robbins: This regular haunt of Bowie's is just a few doors down from his former apartment, so it's worth stopping in for a drink.

Jenna Rose Robbins: The museum's collection had a huge influence on Bowie; the cover photo of "Heroes" is an homage to Roquairol by German artist Erich Heckel.

Jenna Rose Robbins: A regular hangout of Iggy and Bowie.

Jenna Rose Robbins: Site of Bowie's 1987 concert, his last performance in the city while it was still divided.

Jenna Rose Robbins: Site of Bowie's last-ever Berlin performance, on Nov. 3, 2003, part of his Reality tour.