Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church

This is a must-visit for those interested in history. The church suffered severe damage during World War II and still stands today. Several efforts have been made to restore the building and it is still undergoing renovations to this day.

The church is a neo-Romanesque building with Gothic elements, decorated with mosaics, reliefs and sculptures, and became a highlight and outstanding architectural work in the newly built western part of Berlin.

Kaiser Wilhelm Church is a church near Berlin Zoo. It was originally a typical Gothic church in the shape of a cross. It was bombed during the war. The remaining part has been preserved after restoration. From the outside, the spire is gone. When you walk inside, you can see that the murals on the top have obvious cracks that have been repaired. There is also a model that shows what the church looked like originally.

The Memorial Church of Emperor William is one of the remnants of World War II in Berlin. The church was destroyed on the night of November 22, 1943, leaving only the West End Bell Tower. The bombed spire of the bell tower, also known as the "broken-roof church", tells the story of that unforgettable period of history from the broken roof, which is a reminder of the war. Now a new octagonal church has been built beside the site for worship.

The Cathedral of William was built in the 19th century to commemorate the first German emperor, but it was destroyed during World War II. A new church was built next to the memorial. The new church was beautifully lit when it entered. This is where nine people were killed in last year's terrorist attacks. There are many flowers beside them to mourn.

It is also known as the Broken Head Church. During World War II, it was blown up completely, the old church was broken, and the steel structure on the side was the new church. After repairing the building, it is still a beautiful landscape, especially the murals inside, which are brilliant and exquisite.

In one of the most crowded places in the city centre, on the shopping street, it's very close to the zoo and the Cadilway Department Store. It's on foot. Nearby, there's one of the only two milk tea shops in Germany. The murals are very good, and they're still under maintenance.