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Equestrian statue of a jockey on horseback, Karlshorst Berlin, historic landmark near Pferdesportpark with cloudy sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Detail view of vintage neon sign \$

Main gate of Berlin Karlshorst harness racing track with vintage neon letters and mural of a horse quadriga on cloudy day Royalty Free Stock Photo

Harness Racing on Karlshorst racetrack Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of KAHO cultural venue in the historic Theater Karlshorst, Berlin, with trees and open square in the foreground.

Exterior of the former Theater Karlshorst, now KAHO cultural venue in Berlin, a historic site with Soviet-era architecture. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Aerial view of empty Karlshorst harness racing track, Royalty Free Stock Photo

$entrance to \'Trabrennerbahn Karlshorst\' horse racing track in Berlin Royalty Free Stock Photo$

The Deutsch-Russisches Museum Berlin-Karlshorst (German-Russian Museum) in Berlin, Germany. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Editorial image of the former Theater Karlshorst, now known as KAHO, located in the Berlin district of Lichtenberg. The photograph captures the buildings main entrance along with the adjacent public square and structured tree rows. Originally opened in 1948 by the Soviet military administration as a theater and cinema for officers, the building is a rare example of Stalinist architecture in the area. It is now being revitalized as a cultural space for contemporary art, performance, and civic events, highlighting Berlins postwar transformation and adaptive reuse of historical sites.