Schoneberg Rathaus

A municipal building far from Berlin's tourist heartland is not much popular today, but it is indeed the most important witness to the Cold War. It was the seat of West Berlin's municipal government during the partition of Germany. During the Berlin crisis, Kennedy gave his famous speech "I am a Berliner" at the door, cheering for West Berlin, and today there is a plaque at the entrance of the City Hall to commemorate the speech.

A very beautiful city hall, the staff inside is very friendly, very conspicuous and convenient city hall, there is a small market at the entrance on the weekend, next to a park, there is a direct bus from the Kadiwei shopping mall

Shernenberg Town Hall is a small town hall office area, the floor here is not high, many interior decorations are more than ten years ago, some furniture is relatively old, not very interesting.

The Schönenberg Town Hall is very popular, the environment here is very pure, many buildings were built in the late World War II, but the design style is very similar to the surrounding environment.

During World War II, buildings were severely damaged by bombing. You can take a look at that history if you are interested in it.