Bethlehemkirchplatz

Bethlehemkirchplatz is an unusual square in the heart of Berlin that combines history with modern art.

The site commemorates the Bethlehem Church, destroyed during World War II, the outline of which can be seen on the pavement. The main attraction is the impressive sculpture 'Memoria Urbana Berlin,' a steel structure that recreates the shape of the former church, which is strikingly illuminated at night.

An additional feature is the 'House Ball' sculpture symbolizing the refugees' possessions - an 11-meter-high pile of household items tied with rope, which prompts reflection on the fate of the displaced.