What you'll hear inside East Side Gallery:

• 1
  My God, Help Me to Survive This Deadly Love (The Fraternal Kiss)

  The gallery's most iconic mural, painted by Dmitri Vrubel, depicting the kiss between Brezhnev and Honecker.

• 2
  Test the Best

  A work by Birgit Kinder depicting a Trabant bursting through the Wall.

• 3
  Vaterland

  A mural by Günther Schaefer that merges the flags of Germany and Israel as a memorial against fascism and a symbol of German-Israeli reconciliation.

• 4
  It Happened in November

  A work by Kani Alavi commemorating the historic events of November, including the fall of the Wall and other pivotal moments in German history.

• 5
  Thank You, Andrej Sakharov

  A mural by Dmitri Vrubel honouring Soviet physicist and human rights activist Andrei Sakharov, an iconic symbol of the struggle for human rights.

• 6
  Touch the Wall

  An interactive artwork by Christine Kühn inviting visitors to reflect on the tactile and emotional experience of the wall.

• 7
  The Masks

  A mural by Vyatcheslav Schlyakhov that was the first work restored in 2009, depicting masks as symbols of hidden identities.

• 8
  We Are One People

  A work by Schamil Gimajew that embodies the motto of German reunification, celebrating the unity of the German people.