Pariser Platz

Reichstag, Chancellery

houses of Parliament

Soviet tanks

HU Berlin is one of the 20 largest universities in Germany and is regarded as a world-renowned university that among other things trained 29 Nobel Prize winners. [

The Global Stone Project by the sculptor Wolfgang Kraker von Schwarzenfeld is located in the eastern Tiergarten, on the former dry grassland of the "Großer Hains". In each of the five continents, two stones were selected, one of which remained in the home country and the other was placed in the Tiergarten in Berlin. The following themes are symbolized by the monoliths: Awakening (Europe), Hope (Africa), Forgiving (Asia), Love (America) and Peace (Australia). The stones have polished reflection surfaces and are connected to each other on June 21st at the turn of the summer by reflections of the sunlight. This is to symbolize the connectedness of the continents in the world.

Global stone project

Europe's first traffic light, First lost wall part '' peace '' graffiti, fastest elevator in Europe '' panorama point ""

The area, which became known as the "Topography of Terror" in 1987, was the central location for the planning and control of most Nazi crimes. Between 1933 and 1945, the most important institutions of the National Socialist terror apparatus of the SS and police were housed here with the Secret State Police Office, the Reichsführung SS and the Reich Security Main Office.

The Gropius Bau is one of the most important exhibition houses in Europe. With well-regarded contemporary and archaeological exhibitions, the Gropius Bau has repeatedly opened up new spaces of experience and established its international reputation.

The Berlin Wall became a symbol of the division of Germany after the Second World War and also a symbol of the Cold War between East and West.

Checkpoint Charlie was one of the Berlin border crossings through the Berlin Wall between 1961 and 1990. It connected the Soviet with the American sector in Friedrichstrasse between Zimmerstrasse and Kochstrasse and thus the East Berlin district of Mitte with the West Berlin district of Kreuzberg

Friedrichstrasse is named after Elector Friedrich III. named who ruled here from 1688 to 1713. In his day, there were only fields, meadows and fields around the street - until the electoral land was sold and the construction of the suburb of Berlin began with regular streets. Until the Second World War there were entertainment palaces, theaters and the famous variety conservatory - Friedrichstrasse is the notorious entertainment mile in Berlin