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Pariser Platz

Elegance and history at Berlin's iconic gate

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At the end of the grand boulevard Unter den Linden, Pariser Platz unfolds with its classical charm. This square masterfully blends historical significance with architectural elegance, framed by the iconic Brandenburg Gate. Each step on this storied ground connects you to Berlin's past and present.

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Did you know?

Pariser Platz was established in 1734 under King Frederick William I.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1732
Architect: Carl Gotthard Langhans
Architectural Style: Neoclassical
Heritage Status: Garden Monument

Guided Story

Can you hear the soft rustle of the linden trees behind you? Right in front of you, the majestic Brandenburg Gate stands tall, a silent witness to history. Did you know this was once the site of the Berlin Wall? Imagine people from both sides trying to catch a glimpse of each other's world. Now, turn to your left and you'll see the Max Liebermann House, the former home of one of Germany's most important painters. And to your right, the Academy of Arts, a cradle of creativity. Here at Pariser Platz, past and present merge in fascinating ways. Each stone here has its own story to tell.