
Schinkelplatz
A Historic Triangle in Berlin's Heart
Did you know?
In 1869, the square was named after the famed architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1837
Guided Story
Can you feel the whispers of history floating around here? Take a look around. To your left, you'll see the statue of Karl Friedrich Schinkel, the renowned Prussian architect after whom this square is named. Did you know Schinkel not only designed buildings but also interiors and even furniture? He was a true visionary of his age. Now, turn slightly to your right. You'll see the tranquil waters of the Spree Canal, adding a serene touch to the square. Behind you, the impressive Bauakademie stands as a testament to Schinkel's influence on Berlin's architecture. This place is more than just a square—it's a journey through time that you can sense with every step.







