• Pariser Platz - Haus Liebermann, located at Pariser Platz 7, adjacent to the northern side of the gate; originally destroyed during World War II, it was reconstructed in 2000 to resemble the historic building and now houses the Stiftung Brandenburger Tor.
• Akademie der Künste - Historic location of Albert Speer’s Generalbauinspektion (GBI).
• Bundesministerium der Finanzen - Previously the Ministry of Aviation, this building is a notable example of Nazi architecture.
• Wilhelmplatz - The central hub of Berlin’s historic political district.
• Topography of Terror - An exhibition detailing the terror system of the Nazi regime, formerly the headquarters of the Gestapo and the Reich Security Main Office.

• Other

• Private transportation

Discover the key remnants of the Nazi regime in the city center, which was intended to become the world capital “Germania.” Explore the historical Wilhelmstrasse, once the political hub of the German Empire, the first German Republic, and Hitler’s Third Reich. Delve into the history of the German Foreign Office and its role in Nazi crimes. Visit the sites of the offices of Hitler’s most significant representatives and learn about their unique biographies. Investigate what became of the main Nazi government buildings after the 1945 surrender and how they were repurposed by East and West Berlin for political use. Only in Berlin’s former government quarter can you truly experience and understand the unique aspects of Berlin’s history.

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