East Side Gallery

The East Side Gallery is not only one of Berlin's most famous landmarks, but also an impressive symbol of freedom and creativity. Over a length of 1.3 kilometers, along a preserved section of the Berlin Wall, more than 100 works of art tell of the hopes, fears and dreams surrounding the fall of the Wall. A visit is an inspiring journey through history and art - perfect as a supporting program that moves and inspires.

The story behind the gallery

After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the remaining section of the Wall along the Spree in Friedrichshain was painted by artists from all over the world. The works reflect the emotions and events of that time and make the East Side Gallery a living monument that tells history.

The highlights of the East Side Gallery

Works of art with a message: Among the most famous paintings are “Brother's Kiss” by Dmitri Wrubel and the work “Test the Best” by Birgit Kinder, which shows a Trabi breaking through the wall.

Living history: Walk along the painted segments of the Wall and discover how art and politics combine here in a unique way.

A place of reflection: The gallery invites you to reflect on the meaning of freedom, borders and cohesion.

Why the East Side Gallery belongs in the supporting program

A visit to the East Side Gallery is inspiring, touching and combines history with art in an accessible way. Whether as a starting point or the end of your visit to Berlin - walking together along the works of art encourages exchange and reflection.

The East Side Gallery is centrally located in Berlin and easy to reach. It can be ideally combined with other activities in the area, such as a walk across the Oberbaumbrücke or a relaxing boat trip along the Spree.

Discover the East Side Gallery - a place where art and history merge. Contact us and we will design an individual and unforgettable social program for you.