Map of Memorial Sites
The Berlin Wall has largely disappeared from the cityscape. The map shows the memorial sites that still exist today in Berlin: memorials provide information about the city’s division and the fatalities. Works of art reflect the aesthetic engagement with the subject, while information panels and publicly accessible exhibitions explain historical events and contexts related to the Berlin Wall. The map provides orientation and information. At the same time, it also serves as a kaleidoscope of the various forms of expression in remembrance culture over the decades.
Overview
Memorial
Art
Victim
Info Panel
Exhibition
Border Crossing
More information and maps
You can find information about physical remnants of the Berlin Wall on our website, Mauerspuren. The website Chronik der Mauer provides in-depth information about the historic border crossings and escape attempts, numerous historical photos, and detailed biographies of the victims. On Berliner Mauer Fotos (only German), you can view and download a map featuring historical photos of these locations from various decades.
Notices
Victims: Please note that, due to space limitations, not all the names of the victims who died at the Berlin Wall are listed here. Furthermore, only those victims for whom a memorial site or a commemorative marker exists in a public space are listed here.
Status: The map of memorial sites is based on an earlier project by the Berlin Senateskanzlei (berlin.de/mauer) and was edited by the Berlin Wall Foundation. The content is updated on an ongoing basis.