Berliner Rathaus

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Berliner Rathaus review

This magnificent building was constructed of terracotta brick during the 1860s. The history of Berlin up to that point is illustrated in a series of 36 reliefs on the façade. During Communist times, it served as East Berlin's town hall - which made its old nickname, Rotes Rathaus ('Red Town Hall'), after the colour of the façade, doubly fitting. West Berlin's city government workers moved here from their town hall, Rathaus Schöneberg, in 1991. Admission is restricted to small parts of the building; bring some ID.

Berliner Rathaus details

Address
Rathausstrasse 15

Transport U2, U5, U8, S5, S7, S9, S75, Alexanderplatz

Telephone 9026 2523

Berliner Rathaus website

Open 9am-6pm Mon-Fri. Guided tours by appointment.

Admission free.

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