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Berlin Hauptbahnhof
Sight4.2 · 13 3654.3 · 3 265≈ 32 minFree entry
Berlin Central Station is one of Europe's most architecturally striking transport hubs. Designed by Meinhard von Gerkan and inaugurated in 2006 on the historic Lehrter Bahnhof site, the station functions as a bi-level railway crossing encased in steel and glass. Natural light cascades through a soaring 321-meter glass barrel vault directly down to subterranean tracks, while extensive shopping arcades serve bustling travelers.
Highlights
- Europe's largest two-level railway crossing and premier transport junction
- Futuristic 321-meter glass barrel-vaulted roof illuminating deep platforms
- Multi-level shopping galleria offering varied dining, retail, and services
- Prime central location right beside the Spree River and government quarter
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