Potsdamer Platz in Berlin

Potsdamer platz was during the 20th and 30th one of the most busiest squares in Europe.

During the war the square was totally destroyed and after the war it became a no-man's land located between the American, British and Russian sectors,

In 1961 it was completelly pulled down at the construction of the Berlin Wall.

After the fall of the wall it became the largest building site in Europe and today this large plaza attracts about 70,000 visitors a day.

Right behind the Bahnhof you see the luxurious Ritz-Carlton Hotel