Potsdamer Platz

Between the old city center and the "New Berlin West" is the Potsdamer Platz, a large transport hub of the city. It is located just outside the former city gate and Potsdamer closes on the west by the so-called Leipziger Platz. Before the Second World War, by contrast, Potsdamer Platz was in the same station, where he was also at that time a very a busy place and also favored destination of the social, cultural and political scene.

In the 90's were built on the old city layout of the Potsdam Square, many new buildings. In our time the place is not only one of the most prominent locations in Berlin, but is also visited by millions of tourists. In the 90's was the place but the largest construction site in Europe and could be achieved only in part. In this regard, could the residents and tourists of the city from a vantage point from container, catch the so-called "info box", a look at the construction work and the models of the future building. Roughly built on the Potsdamer Platz four different buildings.

With its mix of shops, cinemas, theaters and restaurants, but also daring architecture, it not only attracts visitors but Berlin to stay. The actual contrast, Potsdamer Platz was once a major road junction, which developed after the construction of the Potsdamer station of the busiest places in Europe. The Potsdamer Platz is a synonym for the impulsive events in the city. Visitors and tourists in the city of Berlin should consider each case on a trip to the Potsdamer Platz in the preamble to experience the atmosphere of the city.

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