What is the most distinctive building in Germany?

The most distinctive buildings in Germany are:

I Brandenburg Gate

Brandenburg Gate is located in the center of Dublin, Germany. It was originally a gate of the Berlin Wall, named after the Brandenburg Gate. The Brandenburg Gate, which is now preserved, is a classical revival building. It was built in 1788 to 179 1 year by the order of King Friedrich Wilhelm Ⅱ of Prussia to commemorate Prussia's victory in the Seven-Year War.

Without the Brandenburg Gate, people can't imagine what Berlin is like. This magnificent Arc de Triomphe is located at the intersection of the east side of Adanlin Avenue and the west side of June 17th Street in the city center. For about 30 years (196 1- 1989), the residents of West Berlin could only see the Brandenburg Gate from a few meters away through the Berlin Wall.

This wall is the dividing line between Soviet-occupied areas and American-occupied areas since 1945. The Brandenburg Gate was built by Karl Sartre Rum from 1788 to 179 1 year. Its six huge stone pillars reflect the neoclassical style.

Second, Worry-Free Palace

Sansucci Palace is a German palace and garden in the 8th century A.D./KLOC-0. Located in the northern suburb of Potsdam, Germany, it was built by King Frederick II of Prussia imitating the Palace of Versailles in France. The name of this palace comes from French, which means "worry-free" or "Mochow".

The whole palace and garden covers an area of 90 hectares. Because it is built on a sand dune, it is also called "the palace on the sand dune". Worry-free Palace is the essence of German architectural art in18th century, and the whole construction project lasted for 50 years. Despite the war, it has never been bombarded by artillery fire and is still very well preserved.

Three. Cologne Cathedral

Cologne Cathedral (K? Lner Dom (full name Hohe Domkirche St. Peter und Maria) is the Catholic Episcopal Cathedral in Cologne, Germany, and is a landmark building in Cologne.

Among all churches, its height ranks second in Germany (second only to Ulm Cathedral) and third in the world. In terms of scale, it is the largest church in northern Europe. Combining grandeur and exquisiteness, it is known as the most perfect example of Gothic church architecture. Built in 1248, the project is intermittent. It was not completed until 1880. It has been used for more than 600 years and is still being repaired.

Fourth, the site of the Berlin Wall.

The Berlin Wall was originally just a barbed wire fence, and later it was transformed into a concrete wall. The total length of the Berlin Wall is169.5km, which consists of concrete walls and barbed wire. A large number of watchtowers, bunkers and trenches have been built along the city wall.

Today, only a few places can still see the remnants of the Berlin Wall. 1On September 28th, 990, 180 artists from 2 1 countries created paintings with different themes on the1316m-long Berlin Wall.

One of the most famous works is A Brother's kiss by Dimitri Vrubel. Gunther schaffer's Motherland and Gerhard Lal's Berlin-new york constitute today's East Gallery, which is also the largest open-air gallery in the world.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Neuschwanstein Castle

Neuschwanstein (English: Neuschwanstein, German: Neuschwanstein), the full name of Neuschwanstein, is a building in the late19th century.

Located in the southwest of Bavaria, Germany, it is close to Hohenschwangau Castle (also known as Old Swan Castle), about 4 kilometers away from Fusen Town and not far from the German-Austrian border.

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