The Berlin Wall Memorial is one of the most historically important sites in the city of Berlin. Located along 1.4 kilometers of the former border strip, it marks the beginning and end of Germany's divided history. Spanning both sides of Bernauer Strasse, the grounds are home to a wealth of memorials and exhibitions, from the Chapel of Reconciliation to "Grenz- und Geisterbahnhöfe im geteilten Berlin," perfectly illustrating the harsh realities of life during the Cold War. Explore this essential site on your next visit to Berlin and get a firsthand look at the physical, emotional, and cultural effects of communism and division.