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The Spandau Citadel, an impressive Renaissance fortress, sits enthroned in the heart of Berlin-Spandau. Built in the 16th century, today it offers a fascinating mix of history and culture. Visitors can explore the well-preserved fortress walls, visit the Historical Museum or enjoy the beautiful view of the Havel. The citadel is not only an architectural masterpiece, but also a venue for a variety of events and exhibitions.

The Brandenburg Gate is an iconic Berlin landmark that was built in 1791. It symbolizes the unity and freedom of Germany and stands on Pariser Platz. Originally built as a city gate, it is now an important monument and popular meeting place. The impressive neoclassical architecture and the quadriga-like statue on the roof make it an unmissable highlight on any visit to the capital.

Altstadt Spandau charms visitors with its historic atmosphere, featuring narrow streets, half-timbered houses, and cozy squares. It offers plenty of cafés, restaurants, and boutique shops—perfect for a relaxed stroll and a glimpse into Berlin’s old town life away from the city bustle.

The Olympiastadion is an impressive sports arena built for the 1936 Olympic Games. Today, it hosts major sporting events, concerts, and cultural happenings. It’s also a must-visit for architecture and history enthusiasts interested in Berlin’s 20th-century heritage.

Brauhaus Spandau is located in a historic former military steam laundry, blending traditional brewing with warm hospitality. For over 25 years, it has brewed its own Havelbräu, plus seasonal specialty beers. Guests enjoy hearty German dishes like pork shank braised in brown beer with sauerkraut and dumplings. The spacious beer garden is perfect for sunny days. Brewery tours and brewing courses offer insight into the craft.