Cool facts about Brandenburg Gate

Posted on Aug 16, 2025 / Travel

The Quadriga atop the gate was taken to Paris by Napoleon in 1806 and returned to Berlin in 1814.
The Brandenburg Gate survived heavy bombing during World War II with significant damage.
It was inaccessible to the public for nearly 28 years during the Cold War due to the Berlin Wall.
The gate has appeared in numerous films, television shows, and music videos as a symbol of Berlin.
It is often the focal point for major celebrations in Germany, including New Year’s Eve festivities.
The Brandenburg Gate is aligned with Unter den Linden, a historic boulevard in Berlin.
It is considered one of the most photographed landmarks in Germany.

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