Siegessäule

From the top you have a nice view over the Tiergarten. Costs 3 euros but that's worth it.

Some say that also Big Star, Berlin also like Goldelse: the Victory Column is in the middle of the zoo, who wants to rest here finds plenty of shady opportunities in the vicinity.

To the Brandenburg Gate, the road of June 17 runs straight ahead to the Brandenburg Gate.

The Siegesaule is a pretty cool thing to ride past on any ride. Just be weary that tree routes have made the cycleways to and from the tower an absolute catastrophe. Seriously, don't take your hands off the handlebars for a second!

You have to have had that. Although city traffic is to be treated with caution, it is always a highlight

A landmark of Berlin and regularly part of the Critical Mass exits on the last Friday of each month. If you have not been there yet, you should definitely do this, because it is an incomparable experience to drive through the city with thousands of other cyclists and to keep the traffic ... uh to draw attention to one thing :) The highlight is always there the endless (felt) laps around the Victory Column :)

Classic "must have" for tourists, whether by bike or on foot.

One of the best places to go if you are cycling - for walking too far from the beaten track and everything - and you are too fast by car to take the underpass in the middle and the To look at the pillar up close.

The Victory Column! It's quite a sight, however, it's also a really busy roundabout so bear that in mind when you're going there. It's a bit out of the city too.

Definitely take it!

Always cool in the sunshine ...

Lots of traffic, but the wheel tracks are okay.

quite nice without the cars

Not only a really nice attraction in Berlin, it also goes very well here.

Impressive column with the golden else on top. Bicycle lanes okay. Traffic lights annoy something.

Highlight for all tourists;) But still nice to look at. There is heavy traffic on the cycle paths all around.

The iconic Siegessäule of Berlin.

Victory column somehow stands for one's own victory over the effort of a completed tour and performance.

The big star has to be experienced on the bike. Many batty cars, tourists and kamikaze eagles. : D

You can cycle around once.

Going around the Goldelse is time-consuming because there are traffic lights at every entrance. From here you can set off in all directions

Just one stop further you will pass one of Berlin's landmarks: the Victory Column, also called Goldelse by Berliners, is at the center of the Großer Stern roundabout. The monument was built from 1865 to 1873 and designed by Johann Heinrich Strack. The column with the winged goddess of victory was intended to commemorate the victories of Prussia in 1864, 1866 and 1870/71 against Denmark, Austria and France. The Victory Column has gained more recent fame as the site of the closing rally of every Love Parade.
Those who are good on foot should climb the stairs to the viewing platform. From here, visitors have a great view of the Tiergarten and the surrounding area.