Rotes Rathaus
Berlin, Germany
It is the seat of the Mayor of Berlin and the state government, distinguished by its 74-meter tower and a frieze depicting the city's history.
The Rotes Rathaus is the seat of the Governing Mayor of Berlin and the state government of Berlin. Built between 1861 and 1869 from red brick in the North Italian Renaissance style. The building features a 74-meter tower and a frieze depicting the history of Berlin. Severely damaged during World War II, it was rebuilt by 1956. Its facade and courtyard are worth seeing.
- Visit time: 45 min
- Opening hours: Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 (from OpenStreetMap — check before you go)
- Website: berlin.de/rbmskzl
How long does it take to visit Rotes Rathaus?
Plan about 45 min.
Nearby
- Zum Nußbaum — 160 m
- St. Mary's Church — 270 m
- Berlin TV Tower — 290 m
- Zur Letzten Instanz — 360 m
- Berliner Schloss — 480 m
- Berliner Dom — 520 m
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