St Mary's Church was founded in the 13th century as a parish church. It was reconstructed in 1380, but it was not fully formed until the 15th century. The early Gothic interior of the church with numerous decorations makes it one of the most r... read more
The Red Town Hall building was designed by G.F. Wesemann and built in 1869. Its walls are made of red brick, which is the reason why it got its name. The long mural located on the building is called "History in Stone" and tells about the... read more
The building of the Jewish Museum was designed by Daniel Libeskind, an architect of Polish-Jewish origin now living in the USA. The entire architecture of the building is a reminder of the tragedy of the Jewish people, the Holocaust. Inside the ro... read more
The New Synagogue is located in the Mitte district of Berlin and is considered the main synagogue of the capital's Jewish community. It was built between 1859 and 1866, after which it became one of the city's major architectural monuments... read more
