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Berlin Cathedral Berlin Cathedral combined elements of Neo-Baroque and Neo-Renaissance. Erecting a Protestant church building, architect J. Rashdorf used sketches of the Catholic St. Peter’s Cathedral in Rome (1894-1905). The…

Pergamon Museum Pergamon Museum – the world’s first architectural museum was built between 1909 and 1930. The most famous exhibit, the Pergamon* Altar (180 BC), is recognized by connoisseurs as…

Berlin Wall Berlin Wall is one of the most famous landmarks of the German capital. To see it, the former state border of the GDR with West Berlin, thousands of…

Charlottenburg Palace Charlottenburg Castle is an exquisite palace, considered the largest Baroque monument in Berlin and served as the residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty. The magnificent castle was erected in…

Berlin Zoo: photos, videos, animals, visitor information Berlin Zoo is the oldest zoo in Germany and one of those rare places where animals forced to live in captivity are not…

Treptow Park is a green recreational area in Berlin’s Treptow-Köpenick district, which became world famous after World War II for its memorial to fallen Soviet soldiers. Most of today’s visitors…

Oberbaumbrücke Bridge Oberbaumbrücke is an ancient red-brick bridge connecting the banks of the River Spree in central Berlin. The two-level bridge structure connects two districts of the German capital, Friedrichshain…

Berlin Victory Column The Victory Column is Berlin’s most famous historical symbol. The structure was designed in the second half of the XIX century by the famous sculptor Johann Heinrich…

Holocaust Memorial in Berlin Monument to the Victims of the Holocaust opened on the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II (architect P. Eisenmann). Concrete pylons of various…