Do not tell me you have been to Berlin without visiting this memorial wall. Recommend to walk along these wall with a coffee. Would be a nice afternoon stroll.

An interesting place to walk around. Remnants of the wall, there are areas marked out where old pavements were, the lights used to illuminate the wall to. The wall of photos etched on glass was poignant as it put faces to people who died trying to get over the wall. A place worth making an effort to visit

So loving and poignant. It was an experience that really touched me. Really informative and tastefullyand sympathetically done. A must visit site

An interesting place to walk around and get to know the history of Germany’s Cold War. It’s a nice place with modern style wall to highlight the Berlin Wall where there are marked areas of old pavements for using the lights illuminate the wall. There’s red symbolic wall with photos of people who died trying to get over the wall. There’s an observatory tower for bird eye view and a visitor centre for exhibition of Berlin Wall photos to let you know the Easy and West German. Worth making an effort to visit because that’s the main part of visiting Berlin and it’s free.

A great historical place you must give a visit while you are in Berlin. You can reach easily by tram from the city center. There is a small museum also across the street. The only think i didn t like was the ugly graffiti in some parts of the remaining wall. I definitely recommend this place.

Impressive to understand how this wall has been set up and how the people lived around it. Besides the memorial the whole street is filled with memories and it's great to have it to remind our selves of the history and never forget

Words cannot express the feeling that overwhelmed me while visiting this memorial. Make sure you have plenty of time to explore and read the riveting stories. This was by far 1 of my most epic places I've visited

Wow, defiantly should make a stop to come here. Words can not describe the feelings you have while being this close to something of such historical significance. Free museum with toilet on the floor -1. 4-6 floors up is an observation deck that let's you look at how the barrier was during the 70's. Great place to spend a day.

The Berlin Wall Memorial is a poignant testament to history. Its evocative exhibits and preserved segments offer a profound insight into the horrors of the world war. A must-visit for those seeking a powerful and educational experience.

Visited the Berlin Wall 3 weeks ago—powerful and moving experience. A historic landmark symbolizing unity, freedom, and the triumph of hope. A must-see! Standing before it, I felt the weight of history, resilience, and the triumph of reunification. It's not just a physical barrier but a testament to human spirit. Undoubtedly, the Berlin Wall stands as one of the best tourist destinations. Its historical importance, the emotional impact of its remnants, and the narrative of unity make it a must-visit. A poignant journey through time, offering invaluable insights into the human spirit.

One of the highlights of my trip to Berlin. Seeing a museum is one thing, but seeing a museum that serves as a physical reminder of what happened is another. This is a beautifully preserved historical remnant that retains enough history to give you a glimpse into the horrors of Cold War Berlin and enough context to understand how it happened. The stories of people along the Wall were particularly poignant.

The memorial's expansive outdoor exhibition allows visitors to trace the path of the former border, providing insight into the various attempts made by individuals to escape to the other side. Walking alongside these remnants, one can't help but feel the weight of history and the struggles endured by those affected by the wall's presence. A visit to this memorial is an essential part of understanding Berlin's history and serves as a powerful lesson for humanity.

This is a must visit place when in Berlin. The place is serene and right outside the metro station. You can also just walk around taking in the calm. The place is free to visit and does not need any tickets.

For those who have lived the age of the Wall, for those who have not, this place is an exceptional opportunity to experience both; a stretch of the original wall, where East and West Berlin were at their closest points, has been partially kept up instead of being demolished; a line of rust-covered poles planted in the ground stand where the wall was demolished. The visitor has the opportunity of walking on and off the wall, in the former death zone, where the history of the wall is carefully explained; and exceptional black and white pictures are displayed everywhere. It is a wonderful experience to make in Berlin.

Gehört zum Allgemeinwissen.

Amen

The Berlin wall memorial is situated in the west berlin. A very small part of the wall is remaining here. You can reach here easily via public transport. In the memorial , there are original transcripts available from the people who witnessed the historic Berlin partition. The transcripts are available in both German and English language. Listening to them really fills you with sorrow and grief for the people who suffered during that horrific time. Seeing the historic places like these really makes you think the sacrifices our ancestors have made to give us such a pleasant and peaceful present.

This area of the city is certainly worth visiting. Beautiful artwork all over the wall, with such a symbolic meaning in all of this. Amazing to think that to this day there are still politics talking about building walls...

Highly recommend you to visit here to see some art!

There are many placards on different sections of the wall. A great deal of history here including Gestapo Headquarters and Checkpoint Charlie.

Very well kept and informative, free offer entry. Must see.

Very interesting and worth visit if you interested in the wall. The open sky expo has many pictures and info about what happened in that area. Is super interesting to have a hint on how the wall divided the city

Great place to get a perspective of the size of the wall, as well as read some small snippets about what life was like living near the wall. Didn’t take too long to walk the length of what was available, less than one hour spent comprehensively reading the plaques.

So much history here. While the wall is no longer there, some original parts were, and there were several signs with pictures and historical information on them to explain the wall. I love history, but even those who don’t can appreciate this. The signs are easy to follow, clearly written, and even tell interesting stories about certain people. Highly recommend visiting this spot if you go to Berlin.

The history is interesting and heart wrenching but the memorial is not something you would be interested in as a tourist who looks for fancy stuff. You can hear the interviews and speeches from the people at the various places in the park. There is a tower to see and a museum about it nearby. Don't forget to look at the graveyard of the people who died during that time. They brought down a giant church then and the remains are still there.

The Berlin Wall Memorial offers a fantastic view from its 3rd floor, providing a unique perspective on the wall, the neutral zone, and even a watchtower. The small museum within the memorial showcases various pictures and exhibits related to the wall's history. The best part is that entrance to the memorial is completely free, making it accessible to all visitors. It's a must-visit destination for those interested in learning about the profound impact of the Berlin Wall and experiencing a significant piece of history firsthand.

Amazing to see how much has changed over the last 34 years. Important to remember the atrocities that took place for decades. While some parts of Berlin still look grey and oppressive it is very nice to see how some sections of former East Berlin are looking nicer than West Berlin.

As a history buff, this is a place I visit almost every time I am in Berlin. I love "hands on-history", where you can see and feel the past and imagine the rest. Nowhere is the former divided Europe as clear as here. In addition to that, the monument is really well made. There is no view point of hole in the inner wall, so even though no east berliner would come that far, then even if he did, he would also be forced to look through the cracks of the wall into the dead strip - no tourist features to destroy the realism. I also like the symbolism that the end walls is in stainless steel on one side, the inner one where everything is cold and forbidding, while on the outside it is iron, slowly corroding, to show that it is, after all, not there for eternity.

This seems like a very accurate recreation of how the wall existed in its original form. With memorials for the fallen trying to cross, explanations of how the ‘kill zone’ worked and existed. Various stories of hearbreaking separation and tactics to stop eastern Berliners from escaping to the west. The Reconciliation sculpture is beautiful.

Berlin Wall Memorial stands there to remember all the people who wanted a united country, united city. The parts of the Berlin wall are preserved for the people to visit and there are audio and visual guide for the description. This place makes you sad and sore. Being an important piece of history, this memorial takes you back in time.

An excellent place to visit to learn about the wall and experience it first have. One of the best historical places we visited in Berlin.

Very interesting place to visit from our not so distant past. The untouched section of the divide is quite something,The free museum across the street gives a perfect view of this.

Really sad but a must visit. The thought of a wall going up through a city. Families and friends split up over night. One side prospers other side doesn’t have that luxury. Really sad. The scale of the wall is crazy and I could not imagine being there in the 60s, 70s and 80s. History can be a hard lesson to learn sometimes.

A very nice piece of German history. The pillars that have been placed show where the wall used to be, and clearly give a picture of the separation of these two parts. On the floors you will see red bricks showing the places where the tunnel used to be not so long ago. In certain places you can find small screens that are activated with a button and start playing a short film with useful content and difficult moments when citizens try to jump from the balcony in the hope of salvation. I definitely recommend to visit if you are visiting this city.

Tons of great information and photo opportunities. They also have video and audio players throughout the memorial explaining the history of the wall.

Very emotive for those of us in the West who have always taken being free for granted.

The graphic on the walls are super cool and some of them deserve be exposed in a museum others deserves be cleaned, but art is a waif living. Enjoy

Full of memory. A really great place to be for historical immersion

Berlin has mastered to get on with its life while showing (by way of keeping almost untouched stretches of the wall) what it once was like to live in a divided city. Mind blowing. On the tower of the documentation center you can not only see the ghost of the the past but also Berlin's amazing historical/modern skyline. I highly recommend the short film in the visitor center.

Such an amazing experience glad I got to experience it with my family. Very emotional spot to visit while here in Berlin. Hopefully my kids will look back at these moments and will always treasure these experiences.

Nice place to visit and walk around. Don’t forget to visit the museum first.

The memorial includes a 60-metre long section of the wall as it was when the Wall fell. Seen from the west, a wall built from L-elements was lined by a sandy section, a lighted "Kolonnenweg", a signal fence, and an inner wall. Finally a tower was built within the complex. The area is not accessible to visitors; both ends of the original wall are closed by stainless steel. The northern wall bears the inscription "In Erinnerung an die Teilung der Stadt vom 13. August 1961 bis zum 9. November 1989 und zum Gedenken an die Opfer kommunistischer Gewaltherrschaft" ("In memory of the city's division from 13 August 1961 to 9 November 1989 and of the victims of communist tyranny").

Some interesting history stuff there to read with pictures. Nice green area to sit on.

This iconic memorial for the wall is bar far one of the greatest places to visit in Berlin. If you are someone interested in history, this is a must go to place to see. Only reason for the 4 stars is due to the cleanliness of the area. Could use a bit of a cleanup in my opinion.

(Translated by Google) Exciting and educational! (Original) Spannend und lehrreich!

Vale sempre la pena vederlo,storia recente..

Sehr viele Infotafeln die einem die traurige Geschichte erzählen. Sehr informativ.

Fuerte la sensación de estar ahí

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Schön

(Translated by Google) Very impressive (Original) Sehr eindrucksvoll

..... Die Geschichte des wahnsinns und des Leidens.

It's important to learn about the things from the past that were harmful to people, so that we don't repeat the same mistakes.

Gut aufbereitet, um einen kleinen Einblick in für Vergangenheit zu bekommen.

Hat mich sehr berührt.

Sehr anschaulich dargestellt,wie es war als die Mauer noch stand.

Echt beeindruckend, aber das die DDR 1986 die dortige Versöhnungs-Kirche und die Häuser sprengte unverständlich. Schlimm genug, dass man die Menschen vor uns wegsperrte

Brilliant

Super es live zu sehen

Gehört einfach zu einem Berlin Besuch dazu.

Kostenlos zu besichtigen. Super gemacht um die Geschichte von früher zu erfahren was damals geschah.

Te lleva a tiempos remotos, vale mycho la pena si quieres hacerte idea de lo que fue la guerra fria

a must visit of course don't go to the scummy touristy shops

Amazing memorial. It will amaze you with it's remains. I would recommend everyone to visit it during your stay.

Wie beschreibt man so einen Ort... Traurig aber wahr. Wir fanden die Darstellung sehr gelungen und interessant.

nice place

...passeggiata obbligatoria. questa lunga ed affascinante passeggiata consente di comprendere quanto il muro separasse la vita delle due Germanie. Un importante testimonianza che non può mancare.

(Translated by Google) Very imposing place. Is interesting. You can spend quite a while here. Is already very knowledgeable (Original) Sehr imposanter Ort. Ist interessant. Man kann hier eine ganze Weile verbringen. Ist schon sehr wissensreich

(Translated by Google) You always learn something new ... (Original) Man lernt immer wieder was dazu....

(Translated by Google) Art at its finest. Apart from the rich history ... (Original) Kunst vom feinsten. Abgesehen von der Geschichtsträchtigkeit...

(Translated by Google) Moving place (Original) Bewegender Ort

(Translated by Google) If you need to visit places about the cold war, and know what the wall was like, I advise you to do it with an organized excursion, to be able to understand what surrounds you. (Original) Si necesitas visitar lugares sobre la guerra fría,y conocer como era el muro,te aconsejo que lo hagas con una excursión organizada,para poder entender lo que te rodea.

Needless to say this is a must see. An historical period that should never be forgotten.

(Translated by Google) Very nicely done and interesting. Also easy to understand and informative for children. (Original) Sehr schön und interessant gemacht. Auch für Kinder gut verständlich und informativ.

(Translated by Google) Gripping and very interesting (Original) Ergteifend und sehr interessant

(Translated by Google) Very interesting. Unfortunately closed inside. (Original) Hochinteressant. Leider im Inneren geschlossen.

The cross through the memorial park is impressive. The architecture icons used to symbolize different parts of the wall, along with the photographs exhibitions on the facades of the remaining buildings make it even better. Lots of texts and testimonials that guide us through the history of the site.

Original section of the wall

(Translated by Google) I climbed over the wall and wasn't shot. (Original) Bin über die mauer geklettert und wurde nicht erschossen.

Niceeeee

Lots of information in the area, not much to see though unfortunately, the topography of Terror was that little bit better in my opinion.

Historical

Was awesome to finally see a place that caused such a monumental change in a way of life and is taught to kids everywhere

Quite a place to visit specially if you are interested in history. With pictures along with description, audio ones as well, you will come to know allot about this place. In winters, this place can we very chilly and windy so be careful. Its a must visit place!

Great understated memorial. You have to see it to understand why the wall was so effective at keeping East German in.

The Berlin Wall Memorial (Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer) is the central memorial site of German division, located in the middle of the capital. Situated at the historic site on Bernauer Strasse, it extends along 1.4 kilometers of the former border strip. The memorial contains the last piece of Berlin Wall with the preserved grounds behind it and is thus able to convey an impression of how the border fortifications developed until the end of the 1980s. On the border strip that had been located in East Berlin, an open-air exhibition uses the situation on Bernauer Strasse to explain the history of division. The memorial consists of the Monument in Memory of the Divided City and the Victims of Communist Tyranny as well as the Window of Remembrance. The grounds also include the Chapel of Reconciliation and the excavated foundations of a former apartment building whose façade functioned as the border wall until the early eighties.

Historic place. The remaining walls are very well-preserved.

If you are arrived in Berlin, you cannot miss this place. Really chilling but inevitable to visit, a very sad place but with an incredible history. In this memorial there is a full fragment of what the wall used to be and it is possible to see photos and videos of those moments of 80 decade. Just unforgettable. Don't lose it!

One of a kind experience to be there 2 years ago. Historical site and well done on our tour guide for the detailed information. The weather during that time was really cold. But overall happy to be able to visit and witness the historical site.

(Translated by Google) it is good (Original) 好

Excellent

Sehr schöne Wände ganz ruhige Platz die Wände sind richtig alt und die schreiben auf dem sind schön hat mir gut gefallen ich fahre jeden woch fast 2 mal vorbei

(Translated by Google) Wiveda Das-Online Autohaus (Original) Wiveda Das-Online Autohaus

The Berlin Wall Memorial commemorates the division of Berlin by the Wall and the victims of the Berlin Wall. The national monument, a 70-meter-long original section of the border fortifications, was rebuilt in 1998 by the Federal Republic of Germany and the State of Berlin on Bernauer Strasse (parts of the wall come from other sections) and later expanded. Today the memorial includes an outdoor exhibition, the Chapel of Reconciliation, the Berlin Wall Documentation Center, the Window of Remembrance as well as the visitor center and an exhibition in the neighboring Nordbahnhof S-Bahn station over a length of 1.4 kilometers on the former border strip.

(Translated by Google) Hm, quite impressive, but a bit bland. The information boards up the street are more informative. (Original) Hm, durchaus beeindruckend, aber etwas nichtssagend. Die Infotafeln die Straße rauf sind aussagekräftiger.

(Translated by Google) Information pillars available, little green. Entry is free. (Original) Infosäulen vorhanden wenig Grün.Eintritt ist frei.

(Translated by Google) One of the few places where you can still imagine the division of Berlin. Since the place is completely accessible and located in the middle of Berlin life, the real meaning of the division can only be imagined by those who have allowed it. The partially exposed escape tunnel is a special highlight. I can't say anything about the exhibition yet. (Original) Einer der wenigen Orte, an dem man sich die Teilung Berlins noch vorstellen kann. Da der Ort komplett begehbar ist, und inmitten des Berliner Lebens liegt, kann sich die wahre Bedeutung der Teilung nur vorstellen, wer sie auch erlaubt hat. Der teilweise freigelegte Flucht Tunnel ist ein besonderes Highlight. Zur Ausstellung kann ich noch keine Aussage machen.

Must visit place if you come to Berlin.

(Translated by Google) I was back in Berlin for the first time in over 40 years (Original) Seit über 40 Jahren war ich das erstenmal wieder in Berlin

(Translated by Google) 5 stars deserved top (Original) 5 Sterne verdient Top

(Translated by Google) Awe, piety, madness of human stupidity and much more mixed ... (Original) Strahopoštovnje, pijetet, ludilo ljudske gluposti i još mnogo toga izmješanog...

(Translated by Google) Experience history (Original) Geschichte erleben

(Translated by Google) For me sad memories and again nice that not everything is forgotten. (Original) Für mich traurige Erinnerungen und auch wiederum schön das nicht alles in Vergessenheit gerät.

(Translated by Google) A magnificent site of Memory, with the Wall in situ and a sober and moving Memorial to the victims of the Wall. Indispensable to understand the history of Berlin! (Original) Un magnifique site de Mémoire, avec le Mur in situ et un Mémorial aux victimes du Mur sobre et émouvant. Indispensable pour comprendre l'histoire de Berlin !

(Translated by Google) Very badly damaged, historically damaged, the most important, probably and historically, place of the end of the 20th century in Berlin. The history of the 156 km long Berlin Wall cannot be told. You have to come here and see it, feel it with all yourself. Some places are terrifyingly scary with their legends, some evoke great admiration for the heroic deeds ..... It is necessary to mark as an important point on the map of visits to Berlin. (Original) Bardzo mocno, pokiereszowane dziejowo, najważniejsze, najprawdopodobniej i historycznie, miejsce schyłku XX wieku w Berlinie. Historii Muru Berlińskiego, długiego na 156 km, nie sposób opowiedzieć. Tu trzeba przybyć i to zobaczyć, poczuć całym sobą. Niektóre miejsca zatrważająco przerażają swoją legendą, niektóre budzą wielki podziw dla bohaterskich czynów..... Trzeba koniecznie zaznaczyć jako ważny punkt, na mapie odwiedzin Berlina.

(Translated by Google) Memorial part of the Berlin Wall (Original) Parte memoriale del muro di Berlino

A must.

(Translated by Google) Visiting this place was a dream, walking the streets and feeling the story of the fall of the wall, knowing that a change had started here was inspiring (Original) Visiter cet endroit était un rêve, se promener dans les rues et ressentir l'histoire de la chute du mur, savoir qu'un changement avait commencé ici était inspirant

(Translated by Google) Excellent experience. Visiting Berlin I loved it. (Original) Excelente experiencia. Visitar berlin me encanto.

(Translated by Google) The history of the Berlin Wall is extremely interesting for me as a non-Berliner! Nice facility, even if not everything is original from this section. Makes you think! (Original) Die Geschichte der Berliner Mauer ist für mich als nicht Berliner hoch interessant! Schöne Anlage, wenn auch nicht alles original von diesem Abschnitt. Macht nachdenklich!

(Translated by Google) We have learned nothing. If you need a reminder this is a sad but good place to visit. Vi har ikke lært noe. Hvis du trenger en påminnelse, he dette et dreary, men bra sted å besøke. We haven't learned anything. If you need a reminder this is a sad but good place to visit. Nous n'avons rien appris. Si vous avez besoin d'un rappel, c'est un endroit dreary mais bon à visiter. No hemos aprendido nada. Si necesita un repaso, este es un lugar dreary pero bueno para visitar. (Original) We have learned nothing. If you need a reminder this is a sad but good place to visit. Vi har ikke lært noe. Hvis du trenger en påminnelse, er dette et trist, men bra sted å besøke. Wir haben nichts gelernt. Wenn Sie eine Erinnerung benötigen, ist dies ein trauriger, aber guter Ort für einen Besuch. Nous n'avons rien appris. Si vous avez besoin d'un rappel, c'est un endroit triste mais bon à visiter. No hemos aprendido nada. Si necesita un repaso, este es un lugar triste pero bueno para visitar.

(Translated by Google) It's a shame that the meeting place is closed due to Corons. Unfortunately, there are no public toilets nearby either. (Original) Es ist schade das die Begegnungsstätte durch Corons geschlossen ist Öffentliche Toiletten gibt es leider auch nicht in der Nähe.

(Translated by Google) Good relaxed place full of history. The exhibition on the wall just across the street. Park axis further to Nordbahnhof Park and from there to Humboldthain. Only 2 benches to linger, but always watered and well-kept lawn. (Original) Guter entspannter Ort voller Geschichte. Die Ausstellung zur Mauer gleich über die Straße. Parkachse weiter zum Nordbahnhof Park und von dort weiter zum Humboldthain. Nur 2 Bänke zum verweilen, aber dafür stets gewässerter und gepflegter Rasen.

(Translated by Google) Preserved part of the Berlin Wall. (Original) Διατηρημένο τμήμα του τείχους του Βερολίνου.

(Translated by Google) you get an impression of how it used to be ... (Original) man bekommt einen Eindruck wie es mal war...

The Berlin wall memorial is situated in the west berlin. A very small part of the wall is remaining here. this was meant to built to separate west and East Berlin after 2nd world war

good

cold war flashbacks*

(Translated by Google) An important historical place to commemorate the GDR dictatorship. (Original) Wichtiger Geschichtsort zur Erinnerung an die DDR-Diktatur.

(Translated by Google) It just looks like a wall, but it's pure history !!! (Original) Parece apenas um muro, mas é pura história!!!

(Translated by Google) Bertie was stolen (Original) Bertie wurde gestohlen

(Translated by Google) Very interesting place on the history of division. Very interesting insights, the tour was also informative and worthwhile. (Original) Hochinteressanter Ort zur Teilungsgeschichte. Sehr interessante Einblicke, die Führung war auch informativ und lohnt sich.

(Translated by Google) A place of remembrance. (Original) Ein Ort des Gedenkens.

(Translated by Google) History cannot be forgotten. (Original) 历史不能忘记。

Historical place to visit in Berlin. A must go place. The Wall that divided Germany for 30 years. You will find now few remaining of that wall along with some history museum.

A must see on a trip to Berlin. This free exhibition provides great insight into the building of the wall together with details of what it was like to live in the 'divided city'. Murals, photos, building remains. I found it most poignant. Not to be missed. It is great.

I am old enough to have seen the wall from both sides, felt the anxiety to pass over into the "Russian sector" and the pain of leaving friends and family at the Tränenpalast (Friedrichstraße). The Wall memorial is a faint shadow of the Wall, a subtle reminder that Government can turn on it's citizens, that countries can turn into prisons.

Very impressive and historical place. Gives very good impression how it was and looked like. Worth visiting.

You should start your tour from the 3rd picture I shared which shows the overall plan with explanations. Guided tours are also available and at every few feet there are information stations with option of an audio as well. To me personally it gave me goosebumps and I really liked the experience of how it is preserved and available to tourists.

This is a very well made memorial that really brings close what this really meant. Very impressive and touching!

It’s an okay place for tourist, there is not much to see... walls .. history or Berlin Wall through the years, at the Center there is a place where you can listen about it all and heat recording. Here you will find information about how was the social impact when this was constructed, how families and friends were separated and many pictures of the same. There is a wall memorial and a huge ground/park. Easily connected with s bahn and walkable.

Public space that could’ve been forgotten but was transformed into a reminder of history that should not be repeated ever again. It could benefit from more pieces of information but, nowadays, anyone with a phone and Internet connection can gather the necessary information.

Gendenstätte Berliner Mauer is place that really makes you think. What is the value of your fellow human beings? How much power do we let world rulers have upon our lives? The monument is preserved with respect for its history, and made visible as a part of the ongoing development of Berlin. It is definitely worth visiting.

Great poster board explain German history highly recommend look after here

Such a good exhibition about a real sad topic. I appreciated the video-recorded personal stories on different topics. Also the terrace with overview was really enlightening.

Good place to visit 🧱 BErlin

An outdoor memorial with engaging and interactive content allowed me to take at the history not only from the perspective of the dates and facts. True stories and the photos of the separated families, the tracks of the former tunnels, and represented story shockingly revealed to me the drama and the absurd of the war and, at the same time - the division of Germany.

The former No-man’s Land that cuts Berlin in half, dividing loving families and caused countless tragedies... and now a busy yet still beautiful street with the wall itself nowhere to be seen. Gave me quite a strange or mixed feeling although I’m not german. Unlike some other exhibitions, this one is quite „knackig“ , short articles and old photographs should give you an idea about the history behind it without making you dizzy or getting bored.

A part of the wall zone is kept to show its older state. A lookout tower across the street provides a good view of the area.

Very well displayed open air museum that uses images, audio and the real location of wall rests to illustrate how Berlin was divided over all these years, how families were divided and the scarring of the city. It's definitely worth a trip of you are around.

The Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer (Berlin Wall Memorial) commemorates the division of Berlin by the Berlin Wall and the deaths that occurred there. The monument was created in 1998 by the Federal Republic of Germany and the Federal State of Berlin. It is located on Bernauer Straße at the corner of Ackerstraße and includes a Chapel of Reconciliation, the Berlin Wall Documentation Centre, a 60-metre (200 ft) section of the former border, a window of remembrance and a visitor center.

You can't help but be moved by this experience. Amazing how thin the actual wall was.

Interesting place to get to know a bit of the history of Berlin, Germany and the World.

Wonderful context and a moving memorial. Well worth the trip if you’re visiting the city.

Very interesting displays of how the wall was set up and the way it looked. Worth the visit. You can go later in the day before 6 pm to watch the movie at the visitor center. The rest is open all night.

It's amazing to see how Berlin was just split by this wall, with friends and neighbors unfortunately on opposite sides. The resolute markers make history so much within reach.

Best representation of how the wall looked with interesting information and a watch tower. Only explored the outdoor area as it was a Monday and the indoor exhibits were closed. Worth a visit if you’re nearby.

You have to imagine a lot what and how what now a piece of grass, might have been. But the signs with pictures and some explanation are useful. It was one of the clearer places in Berlin to get an idea how it must have been when a street was split in two by a wall.

Impressive location which shows the history of the people who tried to cross the border between East and west Berlin, but failed to make it to the west. There are photos and stories of these people and the original wall, including the bullet holes.

Portion of the Wall is very Well preserved with lots of painful stories and pictures..it shows the pain behind that division created by this wall..informative signs and chain of events are given therein. Again a very well maintained, preserved history for the generations to learn from the mistakes of past.

The witness of the painful moments of the memory of the city and the country. It is a place that keeps the spirit of that day alive, where you can see what happens when a neighborhood is torn from the middle and the other half is fatally banned. Its surroundings are very beautiful today and it is good that there is a museum now!

A very well done memorial and museum that preserves a stretch of the wall as it was in it's final form. There are a lot of informational exhibits that are in both German and English. One of the neatest museums in Berlin.

Rich in history with so much information about the past experience in Berlin, that's such nice place to visit in this beautiful city. The wall is there and today it was full of tourists taking pictures of the places and reading the histories around the Berlin Wall Memorial!

It is the most important point of the Berlin wall after the one near the Charlie point, and the east side gallery. Let it remain as a landmark in humanity so that it never happens again in the future !

Simply outstanding. Totally free, but please donate. If you are even slightly interested in the history of the Cold War, and the plight of the citizens of the former GDR, you have to experience this.

Very nice place to visit to know about what happened between east Germany ( DDR ) and west Germany during the period before union , you can listen there to recorded news about that and you can also see videos about that .

Definitely worth a visit. Trying to imagine how people lived in such a situation is daunting. The people who tried to escape, those who succeeded, those who died trying, it's an amazing piece of history not to be missed.

Five star rating as a recommended place to visit and it’s historical value. Bizarre yet surreal place to walk through, reflecting. Very well preserved and presented. Only a 5 minute walk from the holocaust memorial and checkpoint Charlie.

Definitely a check off my bucket list. Access to the wall as well as historical info including the 3D maze, memorials and pictures of those who previously past away are free. It was amazing to to be so close to the remnants of the wall and have so much history right there in front of me.

Great interpretive signage in German and English. Easy to get to and great options for food nearby. Spend some time contemplating the wall then grab a sandwich and have lunch in the park.

The experience to actually see the Wall was great. There is ample documentation and videos to show what people went through at that time. I felt so sad and furious at the same time what politics can do to a common man.

The Berlin Wall Memorial is an integral part of German history. A tour of this historic site gives you a deeper understanding and insight into Cold War in Berlin. You can see the remarkable remains of the Berlin Wall which divided East Germany and West Germany. There’s so much information to absorb here, if you have enough time. Reading the notes which are also translated in English will give you firsthand information on the exact monument you’re looking at. If you’re a lover of history, you’ll like it here.

A good start to getting to know Berlin — especially East and West Berlin during World War 2 — is to walk around the area for an hour or so. This historical site is really interesting and informative through story narration along the way in this area.

As far as I could see only the iron bars remained but there are some explanatory pillars with videos and images. Very valuable information. Could use to have more English, please.

definitely worth visiting, there are some short sections of the wall still standing, the church of reconciliation and the memorial to the victims who attempted to escape towards the west. provides information on the escape tunnels and on the houses that stood on the road and which were later demolished.

I had the pleasure to visit this historic places for 4 times during my stay. It is a great reminder of how the past was and how we have moved forward united for a better future. A must see in Berlin

Totally worth the stop! On our way out of town and made the stop. It shows what the wall would have looked like complete with a guard tower. Even kind of eerie due to no people being in that space. Definitely a must see!

A shocking place, showing the lengths the DDR (German Democratic Republic) took to keep their citizenship subjugated. Lots of exhibitions ranging from technical aspects of the structure to the social scars this left.

I would recommend to take the train to get there and then you can walk all the way to the cathedral. You will pass a bunch of interesting places. The memorial is ok but it will not take to much of your time.

A bit sad but after all, a nice trip and history lesson, also from other side you have a building, when you go to the top, 6th floor I believe (there's elevetor also 😂 don't worry) you get the panoramic view of Berlin from this part 🫶🏻