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Soviet War Memorial

A Monument of Remembrance in Treptower Park

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Standing tall in Treptower Park, the Soviet War Memorial serves as a powerful tribute to the Soviet soldiers who fell during World War II. The massive statue by Yevgeny Viktorovich Vuchetich captivates with its significant presence, enveloping the area in an aura of dignity and honor. Walking through this memorial invites you to reflect on history's impact right in the heart of Berlin.

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Did you know?

More than 7,000 soldiers are buried here.

Quick Facts

Founded: May 8, 1949
Architect: Yakov Belopolsky

Guided Story

Imagine standing on ground that echoes with history. Look around and feel the symmetry of the space. Right here, in May 1945, the final battles of the Battle of Berlin raged. Over 7,000 Soviet soldiers lie buried here, each grave a silent testament to their sacrifice. Take a few steps closer to the massive statue, a symbol not just of victory but of protection for the people. Behind you stretches Treptower Park, a place of peace that starkly contrasts the devastation of the past. Architect Yakov Belopolsky designed this memorial to be not only a site of remembrance but also one of hope.