U.S. Embassy, Berlin

 See also category: Embassy of the United States in Berlin.

U.S. Embassy, Berlin Blücher Palace (Before World War II)

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  U.S. Embassy, 1932 (the old Blücher Palace, located on Pariser Platz, destroyed in WW2)
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  Old US Embassy at Pariser Platz seen from Tiergarten, 1930
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  Ruins of the old US Embassy after WW2, 1957

U.S. Embassy, Berlin Bendlerstraße (1945–2008)

 See also category: U.S. Embassy, Berlin (Bendlerstraße).

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  The former Embassy of the United States in Berlin-Mitte, Neustädtische Kirchstraße 4/5, built in 1886/87 as the "Warenhaus für Armee und Marine" (department store for the army and marines) by the famous German architects Von der Hude & Hennicke.
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  Building seen from Neustädtischer Kirchplatz

New U.S. Embassy, Berlin Pariser Platz (since 2008)

 See also category: U.S. Embassy, Berlin (Pariser Platz).

The new Embassy of the United States in Berlin, located at Pariser Platz (near the Brandenburg Gate) was officially opened on July 4, 2008

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  under construction 2005-10
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  under construction 2006-03
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  under construction (on the left)
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  The new Embassy-building of the USA at Pariser Platz in Berlin
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  Main entrance of the new building
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  New Chancery building (seen from south-west), July 5, 2008
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  west-side
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  Innenhof, 2015
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  Visitors in the yard, 2017
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  Mallory Weggemann with her family in the yard , with a piece of the Berlin Wall painted by Thierry Noir
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  L to R: Matt Bevin, Mary Fallin, Dennis Daugaard and Kent Logsdon, 2017
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  On the roof: Ambassador John B. Emerson with Julia Klöckner
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  Visitors on the roof
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  Ronald Reagan statue by Chas Fagan, since Nov. 2019

"Welcome home": July 5th Amerikafest, celebrating the opening of the U.S. Embassy

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  Jocelyn B. Smith
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  Smoke Stack Lightnin', Country Rock from Nuremberg