Brama Brandenburska

The Brandenburg Gate is one of Berlin's most iconic landmarks, symbolizing the turbulent history of the city and the country.

Built between 1788 and 1791 at the behest of King Friedrich Wilhelm II, it represents the Neo-Classical style inspired by the Athenian Propylaea. Atop the gate is a distinctive quadriga - a bronze sculpture of a chariot led by a goddess.

The gate has witnessed key historical events, from the fall of Napoleon to the unification of Germany. Today it stands as a symbol of European unity and peace, attracting history and architecture lovers from around the world.