
Bertolt-Brecht-Platz
A Historic Square in Berlin's Vibrant Core
Did you know?
Bertolt-Brecht-Platz in Berlin-Mitte was named after the famous playwright and poet Bertolt Brecht in 1963, even though Brecht had left the city in 1956.
Guided Story
Can you feel that gentle breeze? It carries more than just fresh air; it's a whisper of history. Look around you – behind you stands the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm, where Bertolt Brecht once brought his plays to life. Imagine the 1920s here, with the sounds of jazz and theatergoers filling the air. If you glance northwest, you'll spot the Boros Collection, a former bunker now housing contemporary art. In spring, when the trees come alive, this square becomes the perfect spot to pause and soak up the city's vibe. Take a moment and let Berlin's energy sweep over you.
Location
Nearby

Berliner Ensemble

Weidendammer Brücke

Tränenpalast

Friedrichstadt-Palast

Admiralspalast

Berlin S-Bahn

Sammlung Boros
