There are also plenty of opportunities to discover the work of Karl Friedrich Schinkel outside of Berlin itself. You might decide to visit the Schinkel-designed Charlottenhof and Babelsberg palaces, explore Pomona Temple next to the Belvedere on the Pfingstberg or marvel at the Church of St. Nicholas in central Potsdam.
Another Schinkel highlight comes in the shape of the National Monument on Kreuzberg hill, which towers 66 metres above the well-known district of the same name.
Turning our eyes toward the future, we would like to mention the Schinkel School of Architecture at the heart of Berlin. The decision was recently taken to rebuild the school – including its historic façade – right next to Friedrichwerder Church. You can visit these buildings while a city trip to Berlin.