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Parliamentary District and Pariser Platz

Along the Spree, the new face of political power with the “Band des Bundes”, a ribbon of federal buildings, is particularly impressive. After the federal government moved from Bonn to Berlin, the architectural face of the government changed completely. The new government quarter on the banks of the Spree river is now characterised by representative buildings with a highly symbolic effect, which were previously the result of historical modesty in the Bonn province. Norman Foster and his walkable glass dome of the Reichstag building, the architects Schultes and Frank and their unmistakable spatial composition of the Federal Chancellery and the slender columns of the houses of deputies by Stephan Braunfels symbolize new construction in a modern democracy.

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    Reichstag Norman Foster
    Federal Chancellery Schultes Frank
    Undergorund station Bundestag Schultes Frank
    Forum Lützow 7
    Paul Löbe House Stefan Braunfels
    Marie Elisabeth Lüders House Stefan Braunfels
    Swiss Embassy Diener und Diener
    Crownprince bridge Santiago Calatrava

    In addition you have the choice between 2 options:

    a) Focus main railyway station
    Main railway station gmp
    Cube 3XN
    Büro- und Wohngebäude Hadi Teherani

    b) Focus Pariser Platz
    Brandenburg Gate Carl Gotthard Langhans
    Akademie der Künste Günter Behnisch und Werner Durth
    DZ Bank Frank Gehry
    French Embassy Christian de Portzamparc
    Holocaust Memorial Peter Eisenman

    Duration approx. 2.5 h