In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through East Side Gallery telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

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.

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Practical information

Mühlenstraße, 10243 Berlin, Alemania

Opening hoursSunday: 00:00

♿Wheelchair accessible

Official website +49 30 213085222 See more on Google Maps

Editorial summary

Proyecto de grafiti conservado de 118 artistas que cubre parte del Muro de Berlín y celebra su caída.

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Google Maps reviews of this place

Reviews posted by visitors on Google Maps.

Tatiana Caro

Vale mucho la pena el paseo con luz de dia por toda la franja del muro. Nos dijeron que el ayuntamiento tiene intención de moverlo hasta el aeropuerto y no estará mucho tiempo en la ubicación actual. Visita obligatoria.

Lore Cantos Villamar

Es un lugar que se debe conocer si o si en Berlín, sus grafitis están llenos de color e historias, y en el Atardecer es súper bonito sentarse y ver el Paisaje.

Teresita Ramos

Maravillosa obra de arte colectiva que denuncia la locura que fue tener un muro para separar a la gente. Nada mejor que el arte para generar conciencia sobre la importancia de los derechos humanos. Me encantó. Es enorme y hay mucho para ver. Vayan con tiempo para no perderse los miles de detalles que hay.

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