Brandenburg Gate Review

The Brandenburg Gate, because of its special status in Berlin and even Germany, has become the venue for many celebrations in Germany. Every December 31, the open-air New Year's Eve party is held, and the square and the streets are crowded with people, and the stage is set up to hold a grand live performance to cheer, and people welcome the New Year together during the fireworks tour at midnight.

The Brandenburg Gate is a neoclassical-style sandstone building modeled on the gates of the Acropolis. It is supported by 12 pillars, with 6 on each side of the east and west, and the front and rear columns are walls. The gate building is separated into 5 gates. The passage in the middle is slightly wider. It is designed for royal members. Earlier, only the royal family and guests invited by the royal family can pass.

Easy to find using S-Bahn (train). We went by ourselves and there was no guide. There were a lot of tourists but the pictures seen and taken were still amazing.

There are a lot of things to see in Berlin and this is one of them. The site itself is a must see, but also give yourself some time to do to the park just behind it. There also plenty of cafes and restaurants close it it. Just be prepared to see a lot of protests there.

Of the major tourist attractions of Berlin, there are many tourists taking pictures. During the winter, people are considered less 😊