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Walking along the paths of Tiergarten, the city’s largest park, you come across the Siegessäule, Berlin’s Victory Column. This monument has stood the test of time from the Kingdom of Prussia through Nazi rule into modern Germany.
The Victory Column sits at the hub of 210 hectares of urban gardens, winding past the Spree river and you can hear the sounds of busy commuters circling the Grosser Stern square. The Siegessäule is among Berlin’s most famous landmarks and serves as a top destination for visitors to the area.
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