BRANDENBURG GATE (GERMANY)

Brandenburg Gate, an iconic German landmark, resides between the reconstructed structures of Haus Liebermann and Haus Sommer. Erected in the late 1990s by Josef Paul Kleihues, these new buildings replaced the pavilions devastated during World War Two. Brandenburg Gate, with its Neoclassical grandeur and historical significance, stands as a symbol of Berlin and reunification. These neighbouring contemporary additions serve as a testament to both resilience and architectural continuity, seamlessly blending past and present in the heart of the German capital.