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Elbphilharmonie Visitor Center
Elbphilharmonie Visitor Center
Visitor Center of the Berlin Wall Memorial
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Wonderful exhibit with photos, stories and a short, moving film about the wall. Helps to better understand what it was like as the wall divided families and friends.
Excellent visit to the Berlin Wall memorial. A great dual language German/English exhibit documenting the years of the Wall with a viewing platform to observe the monument with Berlin city centre in the backdrop. Free to enter.
The exhibit is pretty much like timeline of history. If yo want to read it all, prepare to spend more time here
Very nice balcony view with the plaza tickets bought from visitor center!
A very interesting place of historical significance. A very nice presentation of the history of the Berlin Wall.
The Berlin Wall Memorial in Germany is a poignant and significant site that serves as a somber reminder of the division that once existed between East and West Berlin during the Cold War era. As a visitor, I was deeply moved by the memorial's powerful representation of the impact of the wall on the lives of those affected by it.
The preserved section of the wall, adorned with graffiti and covered in barbed wire, serves as a tangible reminder of the physical barrier that separated families and friends for almost three decades.
What struck me the most about the Berlin Wall Memorial was its ability to convey the emotional and psychological toll of living in a divided city. It serves as a poignant reminder of the resilience and courage of those who fought for freedom and reunification.
The preserved section of the wall, adorned with graffiti and covered in barbed wire, serves as a tangible reminder of the physical barrier that separated families and friends for almost three decades.
What struck me the most about the Berlin Wall Memorial was its ability to convey the emotional and psychological toll of living in a divided city. It serves as a poignant reminder of the resilience and courage of those who fought for freedom and reunification.
Great view for free. Easy to access too.
Absolutely loved this museum! Very interesting. We watched the documentary that shows every 30minutes and it gave a great boarder line knowledge for us! 📽️
Nice place tp have city and Hafen view. I reccomend to visit both at night and during daylight to have both experience. Have an amazing balcony as a viewpoint and to take a memory photo with Hamburg city.
We watched there very educative videos about a history of the wall, not only in Berlin but about the one that divided East and West Germany. Also the remains of the wall opposite the centre were very impressive.
This center is small but compact. There are info stand with very friendly and helpful staff, restrooms, gift shop, multimedia room on the second floor, sitting area with coffee vendor machine.
Really nice and good looking building ! Amazing views ❤️
Came to see this famous building that was partly created to be a landmark of the city. I'd say the builders succeeded and failed. It's certainly a landmark building for it's distinctive roof that looks like a wave and cost overruns. In my humble opinion it's an ugly building. Neither the red rectangular base or the glass roof are a match for the opinion. It's not just the colour clashing, it's waging an all out war.
Excellent views from the plaza. Tickets cost just 2 euros each from the website. You can then enter by scanning the QR code on your phone. However there was an attendant letting everyone in for free so it was a bit confusing.
A "must see" when you visiting Hamburg.
Awesome view about the river Elbe and the "HafenCity" area.
And even if the building has cost a furtune, the entry is for free.
If the queue is too long take a look around the corner (opposite street). There is a small shop where you can also get tickets for free.
Awesome view about the river Elbe and the "HafenCity" area.
And even if the building has cost a furtune, the entry is for free.
If the queue is too long take a look around the corner (opposite street). There is a small shop where you can also get tickets for free.
Very windy but a great building