Red Town Hall

Red City Hall, Berlin
The Red Town Hall is the seat of the Governing Mayoress, the Senate Chancellery and the meeting place of the Senate of Berlin. It is located at Rathausstrasse 15 in the Mitte district. It was built from 1861 to 1871 according to plans by Hermann Friedrich Waesemann in the round arch style as the seat of the mayor, the city council and the magistrate of Berlin. Its name goes back to the red brick facade.
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The tower of the Berlin City Hall on Alexanderplatz in Berlin-Mitte can be seen from afar and is one of the most famous landmarks in Berlin. Because of the red bricks, it is also called the "Red Town Hall".

It is very centrally located next to the Berlin TV Tower, the Marienkirche, the Neptune Fountain and the beautiful Nikolaiviertel. A detour here is definitely worthwhile, as is a leisurely stroll in the evening when everything is wonderfully illuminated.

More information at: visitberlin.de/de/berliner-rathaus

The tower of Berlin City Hall at Alexanderplatz in Berlin-Mitte can be seen from afar and is one of Berlin's most famous landmarks. Because of its red bricks, it's also called the "Red City Hall."
Definitely worth a visit 😉