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彫刻は、後ろにある湖と一緒に美しい写真のモチーフになります。

Beautiful "belly band" mosaic by Walter Womacka.

East of Alexanderplatz, the "House of Teachers" was built between 1961 and 1964 on the site of the teachers' association building, which had been destroyed in the war. A striking feature of the 54-meter-tall concrete structure is the 125-meter-long "belly band"—a seven-meter-high frieze by Walter Womacka—that runs around the third and fourth floors. The motifs depicted scenes from social life in East Germany. Following renovations, the former House of Teachers now houses offices and commercial spaces.

Unfortunately, currently hidden behind a construction fence

Would the tour also be possible with a hardtrail 29 bike?

The Teacher's House is a listed building located on Alexanderplatz in Berlin's Mitte district. It was built between 1961 and 1964 by the Hermann Henselmann collective in the style of socialist modernism. The building's distinctive feature is the frieze "Our Life" by Walter Womacka.

Excellent asphalt, no traffic. Great view of the Trappenfeld meadows.

The former border crossing on Friedrichstrasse is an attraction for visitors from Germany and abroad. The fact that hardly any of the original buildings remain at Checkpoint Charlie doesn't bother anyone.