The Berlin Wall, a must-visit place in one's lifetime

The Berlin Wall was once built to prevent free movement of people between East Berlin (including the capital) of the German Democratic Republic and West Berlin belonging to the Federal Republic of Germany, and it became a symbolic building of Germany's division and the Cold War after World War II. Today, the Berlin Wall exists to warn people of the cruelty of war.

East Side Gallery

The East Side Gallery is a gallery consisting of different themed paintings created by 180 artists from 21 countries on the Berlin Wall. From the graffiti on the wall, one can feel people's memories and commemoration of that past history, as well as their belief in and pursuit of love and peace.
In the park, you can see the original appearance of the Berlin Wall: it is not just a wall, but a whole set of fortifications consisting of watchtowers, concrete walls, open areas, and anti-vehicle trenches. Additionally, there are various exhibitions in the open-air area that tell the stories of the divided period.

Berlin Wall Memorial

This vast open-air memorial helps people understand how the Berlin Wall suddenly divided the city. It documents the disasters and sufferings Berlin endured through artistic means.