Neue Wache in Berlin: photos, reviews

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German classicism was vividly expressed through this building - a change of eras, the alteration of symbols, restructuring, the arrival of the new, and the abolition of the old are characteristic of the Neue Wache. Here resides the "Mother with her Dead Son" - a monument upon which rainwater pours during bad weather, resembling the tears of the entire weary German nation during World War II. Once, an eternal, life-giving flame burned, and the guard solemnly patrolled its domain without pause. Today, it only appears on the National Day of Mourning, and the victorious Nike reminds us of the glorious days of the Prussian army in every war for freedom and change of regimes.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Am Kupfergraben (Berlin)

Tram stop 194 m walk

Staatsoper

Bus stop 96 m walk

Werderscher Markt

Bus stop 305 m walk

Museumsinsel

Transit station 298 m walk

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Milena Maldini

La Nuova Guardia fu progettata da Federico Guglielmo III nel 1816, come sede della Guardia Reale e ora divenuta un monumento in memoria dei tedeschi caduti durante le guerre napoleoniche.

SALVATORE PUGLISI

Si trova sulla Unter den Linden questa enorme struttura neoclassica con portico colonnato. L'ho trovata chiusa ma ho intravisto al suo interno una scultura di una madre che culla tra le braccia il figlio soldato morto.

Anand

A simple yet poignant memorial stands as a testament to the lives lost. A mother holds her deceased son, and the open roof of the statue allows the rain to fall upon it. This sight alone would have been a powerful reminder of the tragedy. It’s a place where visitors can come to pay their respects and find solace in a silent remembrance of the past.

Neue Wache in Berlin

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