In the program of the Nazi party was the reconstruction and remodeling of the cities of the new Nazi empire. Not many examples of this urban reconversion are visible today. Despite this, in the center of Berlin there is a small example of these Nazi plans to change the physiognomy of dozens of European cities.
The Fehrbelliner Platz is a magnificent example of Nazi urbanism. In 1935 the remodeling of the square began with a semicircular layout. Three large administrative buildings were erected, one of which was first used by the Wehrmacht and after the division of the city became the headquarters of the British occupation troops. A new metro station was also built and is still in operation.
How to get to Fehrbelliner Platz
The Fehrbelliner Platz is located in the west of the German capital. To get there we must get to the Fehrbelliner Platz station. with the metro line U3. To find out the best combination to get there, you can consult the following LINK.