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Central Berlin: Around Alexanderplatz : Berliner Rathaus

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Berliner Rathaus
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Berliner Rathaus

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  • Berlin’s proud town hall is the office of the Governing Mayor and is the political centre of power in Greater Berlin. The Rathaus was built in 1861–9, according to plans by Hermann Friedrich Waesemann on the site of an older town hall. It was designed to demonstrate the power and the glory of Berlin, and the architect took his inspiration for the new governmental building from Italian Renaissance palazzi .

    The building is also known as the “Red Town Hall” – not a reminder of its Socialist past, but a reference to the red bricks from Brandenburg province from which it is built (see Historic Buildings) .

    Heraldic animal at the Rathaus
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Rathausstr. 15 9am–6pm Mon–Fri (030) 90 26 0
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