Places
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Brommybrücke was a bridge over the River Spree destroyed during the Battle of Berlin to stop the Red Army. The ruin of Brommybrücke still remain in the river.
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Since 1955, an eternal flame has burned in Berlin to remember the many Germans who were expelled from the former German territories after World War II.
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The Fichte Bunker has a long history from the Industrial Revolution to the Cold War. Today, the round building is a landmark in Kreuzberg.
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Will my robot live as long as I do? Where does electricity come from? How do we create sustainable cities? Get a glimpse of the future at Futurium.
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The Soviet War Memorial in Tiergarten is third largest and the only Soviet memorial not located in the former Soviet sector, for a very specific reason.
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The bunker in Schönholzer Heide is the last structure of Berlin’s second-largest forced labor camp from World War II, named after an amusement park.
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The Karl Liebknecht memorial stone in Prenzlauer Berg was set up in 1959 in honor of the revolutionary who co-founded the Communist Party of Germany.
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The Messedamm Tunnel in Berlin is an iconic film location featured in many movies, including Hunger Games where there is far more action than usual.
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Close to the Ronald Reagan memorial plaque in Berlin, a 2 meter statue of the president secretly watches over it.
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The first gay rights organization in the world was founded in Berlin. Today, a colorful memorial near the parliament building honors its legacy.