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1
The wall at Bernauer Straße is renovated to its original GDR version
as it was from 1961 to 1989.
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2
The wall at Niederkirchner Straße is original, but showing what
folks had done to it from 1989 up to now.
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3
The wall at Mühlenstraße is called Eastside Gallery and displays
lots of paintings by international artists.
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4
The wall in Mauerpark is open to private grafitti sprayers and
parties.
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Also 4
Nobody ever visits this
remaining part of the wall at Bornholmer Straße.
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| There's not much left
of the wall today. Tourists usually visit the sections indicated 1,
2 and 3. Section 4 is more of a local affair, but highly interesting
for the younger folks who like parties, flea markets and bonfires. |
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| Whenever you see
double lines on the streets, that's indicating that there was the
wall. |
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