Embassy of Spain

In the remodeling of the city of Berlin, the National Socialist regime built several embassies for regimes related to Nazism. In this context, the construction of the new Spanish embassy was completed in 1943. The building was damaged by the Second World War. After the transfer of the German capital from Bonn to Berlin in the 1990s, the building was restored. Its current appearance dates back to 2003.

How to get to the Embassy of Spain

The Spanish embassy is located in the vicinity of the Tiergarten park. To get there we must take bus line 200 to the Corneliusbrücke. stop. To know the best combination to arrive you can consult the following LINK.

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