The Asisi Panorama: DIE MAUER (The Wall) is one of Berlin's most immersive and exciting attractions. Created by artist Yadegar Asisi, the panorama offers a realistic view of what life was like in the divided city during the 1980s.

What is the Panorama?

Unlike a traditional museum, this is a giant 360° panoramic painting, approximately 15 meters high and 60 meters in circumference. The work depicts a fictional autumn day in the 1980s, seen from the West Berlin side (Kreuzberg district) towards East Berlin.

- The Experience: you climb onto a 4-meter-high observation platform in the center of the roundabout. Through lighting effects (simulating the day and night cycle) and a soundtrack composed especially for the exhibition, you feel transported to the time of the Cold War.

- Realistic details: the artwork depicts children playing near the wall, graffiti, East German guard patrols in the "death strip", guard dogs, and the mundane routine of citizens surrounded by the wall.

Opening

Open daily from 10:00 to 18:00.

Tickets

Admission costs €12.00 for adults.

Address

Friedrichstraße 205

U6/S1/S2/S25 Friedrichstraße Station