Memorial of the Berlin Wall, Berlin

It's unique but a bit underwhelming. They have preserved most things and the goodies that people experienced due to it are hard to imagine but it is basically a small section of wall with the extra layers of security that the Soviet military had put up to stop people from crossing over. The open air picture museum starts well before on the walls of the buildings along the park. The view from the top shows the entire strip of no man's land leading to the wall on the eastern side from 1962-1989. It's interesting and very far away from most of the central tourist stuff.

The 1.4 Km memorial contains the last piece of Berlin Wall with the preserved grounds behind it. The museum and parts of the preserved iron curtain allow you to touch the wall, experience the wall, and learn all about this site through highly engaging displays, which have English translations for international tourists. Not too far off the city centre, there’s a tram that plies the route every few minutes. A must-see site for anyone visiting Berlin.