Unter den Linden
BuildingsEdit
On the boulevard (by number)Edit
Northern SideEdit
No. 2:
Zeughaus (Old Arsenal); Deutsches Historisches Museum-DHM (German Historical Museum)
No. 2:
Modern exhibition hall and entrance building of the DHM by I.M. Pei
No. 4:
Neue Wache (New Guard House); Central Memorial of Germany for the Victims of War and Tyranny
No. 6:
Humboldt-Universität (Humboldt University)
No. 8:
Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin (Berlin State Library)
No. 10:
Römerhof; office building
No. 12:
Commercial building
No. 24:
Haus der Schweiz (House of Switzerland)
No. 26: Former bank building of the Preußische Central-Bodenkredit-AG
No. 28/30:
Former Daimler building
No. 36-38:
Zollernhof
No. 40:
Former administration building of the International Wagon-Lit Company
No. 42:
Haus Pietzsch with Café Einstein
No. 48/56:
Otto-Wels-Haus of the German Federal Parliament
No. 62/68:
Former office building "Wiratex"; now "Forum Willy Brandt Berlin"
No. 74:
Commercial and residential building; seat of Madame Tussauds Berlin
No. 76:
Embassy of Hungary
No. 78:
Europäisches Haus (House of Europe); representation of the EU Commission in Germany
No. 80: Commercial and office building at the corner of Pariser Platz
Southern SideEdit
No. 1:
Kommandantenhaus; Bertelsmann representation; reconstructed building
No. 3:
Kronprinzenpalais (Crown Princes' Palace)
No. 5: Prinzessinnenpalais (Princess' Palace); also Opernpalais (Opera Palace)
No. 7:
Staatsoper (State Opera House)
No. 9:
Altes Palais (Old City Palace)
No. 11:
Gouverneurshaus (Humboldt-Universität)
No. 13:
Deutsche Bank
No. 15:
Deutsche Bank; Deutsche Guggenheim
No. 17:
Former Hotel Carlton
No. 37/39:
Apartment house
No. 41:
Apartment house and functional building of the Komische Oper
No. 51/53:
Trade mission of the Russian Federation
No. 55/65:
Embassy of the Russian Federation
No. 67:
Haus Friedländer; commercial building
No. 75/77:
Hotel Adlon
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Adjacent buildingsEdit
Am Festungsgraben:
Palais am Festungsgraben (Palace at the old city moat)
Am Festungsgraben:
Maxim-Gorki-Theater; the old Singakademie (Singing Academy)
Bebelplatz:
St.-Hedwigskathedrale (St. Hedwig's Cathedral)
Bebelplatz:
Former Dresdner Bank building; now seat of the Hotel di Rome Berlin and the banking house Löbbecke
Bebelplatz:
Alte Bibliothek; „Kommode“ (Old Library; “Commode”); seat of the Faculty of Law of Humboldt University
Pariser Platz:
Brandenburger Tor
Pariser Platz:
Akademie der Künste (Academy of Arts)
Pariser Platz:
French Embassy
Pariser Platz:
U.S. Embassy
Demolished buildingsEdit
No. 8 (former No. 38):
The old Akademie der Künste (Academy of Arts)
No. 14/16 (former No. 46):
Café and Hotel Victoria
No. 14/16:
Hotel Unter den Linden
No. 19/23 (former No. 26):
Café and Hotel Bauer (on the left)
No. 35/37 (former No. 25):
Café Kranzler
No. 19/23:
The old Lindencorso
No. 35/37 (former No. 24):
Geroldsches Haus
No. 51/53 (former No. 13):
Bankhaus S. Bleichröder
No. 62/68 (former No. 68a):
Berlin Aquarium
No. 74 (former No. 74):
Kriegsakademie (War Academy)
No. 75/77 (former No. 1) Palais Redern
No. 76 (former No. 75) Geschäftshaus Schulte
(former No. 76):
Building with passage to Neue Wilhelmstraße (now Wilhelmstraße)
SculpturesEdit
Equestrian statue of King Frederick II; 1839-1851 by Christian Daniel Rauch
Gerhard von Scharnhorst; 1819-1822 by Christian Daniel Rauch and Karl Friedrich Schinkel
Friedrich Wilhelm Bülow von Dennewitz; 1819-1822 by Christian Daniel Rauch
Johann David Ludwig Yorck von Wartenburg; 1855 by Christian Daniel Rauch
Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher; 1819-1826 by Christian Daniel Rauch and Karl Friedrich Schinkel
August Neidhardt von Gneisenau; 1855 by Christian Daniel Rauch
Wilhelm von Humboldt; 1883 by Martin Paul Otto
Alexander von Humboldt; 1883 by Reinhold Begas
Hermann von Helmholtz; 1895/1896 by Ernst Herter
Theodor Mommsen; 1909 by Adolf Brütt
Max Planck; 1948/1949 by Bernhard Heiliger
Historical picturesEdit
Unter den Linden and Brandenburg Gate, 1902. Gröditzbergsches Palais on the right, Palais Redern on the left
around 1900
around 1900, seen from Schlossbrücke
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around 1900
around 1900
mid-1930s
1935
destruction of Linden Passage 1945
stalin painting 1945
PaintingsEdit
Gemälde von Franz Krüger, 1824-1830
Gemälde von Eduard Gaertner, 1853
Farblithografie von Carl Herrmann Diedrich (1840-1900), 1861
„Café Bauer“, Unter den Linden 26, Gemälde von Lesser Ury, um 1889
Gemälde von Anna Bilińska, 1890
Gemälde von Max Liebermann, 1900
Gemälde von Max Slevogt, 1913
The streetEdit
1989
1989
2003
2005
2005
2006
street with Humboldt university, new guard, Berliner Dom and tv tower
an "Einstein-E" during the Einstein year 2005
neue Kandelaber
Deutsch: Im HerbstEnglish: In autumn
2005
im Schnee
2007
