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Parlament der Bäume

A living memorial to peace and unity

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The Parliament of Trees is a poignant reminder of Germany's division and the Berlin Wall's fall. Nestled in the heart of Berlin, it invites you to reflect on history through its trees, artworks, and memorial plaques, celebrating the enduring significance of peace and freedom. Feel the quiet power of this unique site and uncover a piece of living history.

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Did you know?

The memorial was opened exactly one year after the fall of the Berlin Wall and has been under monument protection since 2017.

Quick Facts

Founded: November 9, 1990

Guided Story

Imagine standing in a place where nature gently wraps itself around history, whispering stories that must not be forgotten. To your right, the trees are not just silent witnesses; they're living memorials. Did you know that artist Ben Wagin created this space on November 9th, 1990, exactly one year after the Wall fell? Take a look around, and you might notice traces of those who fought for freedom and peace. Behind you, near the White Crosses, you might feel the breath of history, alive in every stone and leaf. Let the quiet surround you and reflect on how precious our freedom is today and how vital it is to cherish and protect it.