Berlin
At Kıyı İstanbul
Berlin Street
Berlin, the capital city of Germany that brings the past and the future together, is in Kıyı İstanbul Downtown with its historical texture and traces waiting to be discovered!
Three iconic buildings, which have an important place in the history of Berlin, were built on Berlin Street in Kıyı Istanbul, inspired by the real one. The Reichstag, which was largely burned down in 1933 and hosted the German Parliament until the time of Adolf Hitler, is on Berlin Street with its original design!
Among the structures that take you from Istanbul to Berlin on Berlin Street is the Bode Museum, which has a history of 115 years, on the banks of the Spree River. Martin Grapius Bau, one of the biggest exhibition halls of the city, is in Kıyı İstanbul!
You will not want to leave Berlin Street, where you can witness the past while feeling the bohemian spirit.
Reichstag
Reichstag
Built in Renaissance Architecture and Neo-Baroque style, the Reichstag housed the German parliament until the time of Adolf Hitler. The building, which was set on fire in 1933, gained its present appearance after long restoration works. The 47-meter-high Reichstag is one of the remarkable structures of Berlin…
Martin Gropius Bau
Martin Gropius Bau
The building, named after its architect Martin Gropius, was opened in 1881 as a Royal Crafts Museum. The building, which was severely damaged and ruined during World War II, was taken under protection by the initiatives of German architect Walter Gropius. After years of reconstruction work, the building opened for the second time in 1981 with the great Schinkel exhibition it hosted.
Bode Museum
Bode Museum
The Bode Museum, located in Berlin, the capital of Germany, was opened in 1904 as the Kaiser Friedrich Museum. he museum includes a collection of sculptures, medals and coins, as well as the Byzantine Art Museum.
