The greatest symbol of the Cold war. Well preserved with excellent descriptions. hard to believe that it's been only 27 years since the wall came down.

We were walking along the route of the old wall and came across this steel structure. From the from and sides there is nothing to see but from the rear you can get an idea of how intimidation the "Death Zone" would have been when...More

The history of The Wall is obviously a huge tourist drawcard. This area has been sensitively preserved with many attractions such as the museum, the church, the field of rye, parts of the wall.

This memorial has excellent exhibits about the history of that particular segment of the Berlin Wall. It has the remains of the outer wall, inner wall, and marked places where the signal fence and the watch towers were. There is a model at the entrance...More

Well there is certainly lot of information here. It's just very interesting and intriguing on events that happen during the war.

A sort of basic installation. Does not relate the serious political crisis that it created when it was built for those of us who were around then.

Everyone in visiting Berlin must visit this memorial. Everything is in German and English and it is a great break down of the history behind the wall. Very well done memorial.

Memorial of the Berlin Wall is not beautiful place but it is the reminder about how totalitarian regime ( Soviet communism) could devide people building walls even in Europe. Buildings and even cathedral were destroyed to develop the border, people who tried to cross it...More

Our guide from our walking tour suggested that we go to this memorial. We arrived there at about 9:30 a.m. The documentation center opens at 10, so we wandered outside until it opened. We were unable to find the tours which were listed on the...More

This is a very important site to visit while in Berlin and very interesting. Each panel of the wall has been painted by a different artist and it's turned something ugly into something beautiful.