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  • Denkmal Benno Ohnesorg
    Denkmal Benno Ohnesorg

    Alfred Hrdlicka’s sculpture from 1971 commemorates the student Benno Ohnesorg, who was shot dead here during a demonstration on 2 April 1967.

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  • Deutsche Oper
    Deutsche Oper

    The German Opera, opened in 1961, specializes in Italian and German classics.

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  • Erotik-Museum

    Historic and new erotica.

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  • Georg-Kolbe-Museum

    Sculptures by Georg Kolbe (1877–1947) are exhibited in his home and workshop.

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  • Jüdisches Gemeindehaus

    Berlin’s Jewish community house stands on the site of the Charlottenburg synagogue. Damaged during “Reichskristallnacht” on 9 November 1938, it was mostly destroyed during World War II. Only the portal remains.

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  • Le-Corbusier-Haus

    The apartment block where the French architect Corbusier lived was built for the 1957 Interbau trade fair. Designed to alleviate the acute housing shortage after World War II, it was highly innovative in its day.

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  • Olympiastadion

    Built for the 1936 Olympic Games, the stadium is an example of Fascist architecture (see Sport & Fitness Venues) .

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  • Technische Universität

    Berlin’s Technical University was founded in 1879.

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  • Theater des Westens
    Theater des Westens

    This theatre is based in an attractive building from 1895–6. Renowned for its fare of light entertainment, it is regarded as one of Germany’s best musical theatres (see Performing Arts Venues) .

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  • Universität der Künste

    The School of Art is one of the best German universities for the fine arts, architecture and design.

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