Bundestag Collection

Reichstags Dome by Norman Foster (b. 1935). Berlin. Germany
Dome of the Reichstag, seat of the German Parliament, designed by Norman Foster (b.1935). Interior. Berlin. Germany

Berlin Mitte district, Parlament district with Reichstag and Paul Lobe Haus, Mitte, Berlin, Germany

Reichstag in morning light, Berlin, Germany

Reichstag building on Platz der Republik, Berlin, Germany

Germany, Berlin, Mitte, Reichstag building with glass dome deisgned by Norman Foster

Dome of the Reichstag (Parliament building) designed by Norman Forster architects, Berlin, Germany

Reichstag (Parliament building) & River Spree, Berlin, Germany

Berlin Mitte district on Sprea River near Reichstag. Mitte, Berlin, Germany

Reichstag Dome, Parliament building in Berlin, Germany, Europe

Night view of Reichstag Dome, Parliament building in Berlin, Germany, Europe

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Germany, Berlin, Mitte, people cooling off in the water fountains in front of the Paul Loebe Haus by architect Stephan Braunfels housing the offices of the parliamentary committees of the Bundestag

Germany, Berlin, Mitte, Paul Loebe Haus by architect Stephan Braunfels housing the offices of the parliamentary committees of the Bundestag with an entrance to the U-Bahn underground railway station

Germany, Berlin, Mitte, Tiergarten, interior of the glass dome on the top of the Reichstag building designed by architect Norman Foster with a double-helix spiral ramp around the mirrored cone that

Germany, Berlin, Mitte, Reichstag building detail of stone work above the entrance

Germany, Berlin, Mitte, Reichstag building internal courtyard seen from roof terrace

Germany, Berlin, Pedestrian walking along the River Spree in front of Marie Elizabeth Luders Haus

Germany, Berlin, German flag fluttering on a corner tower of the Reichstag building as seen from the rooftop terrace

Germany, Berlin, Marie Elisabeth Luders Haus which is a service centre of the Bundestag located across the River Spree behind the Reichstag

Germany, Berlin, Reichstag Parliament Building, Interior view of the Glass Dome designed by Norman Foster with German flag visible outside

Germany, Berlin, Exterior front view of the Reichstag building which is the seat of the German Parliament designed by Paul Wallot 1884-1894 with glass dome by Sir Norman Foster added during later

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Berlin, Germany, Reichstag Dome at night

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Berlin, Germany, Reichstag Dome at night

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Berlin, Germany, Reichstag Dome at night

The Reichstag Building and dome in Berlin, Germany
The Reichstag Building, Berlin, Germany

View of the Reichstag Building in Berlin, Germany
The Reichstag Building, Berlin, Germany

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"Bundestag: A Symbol of German Democracy and Architectural Marvel" The Reichstag Dome, designed by renowned architect Norman Foster, stands proudly in the Berlin Mitte district, serving as a prominent landmark in Germany's capital city. This magnificent structure is not only an architectural marvel but also holds great historical significance. Located within the Parliament district alongside the Paul Lobe Haus, the Reichstag Dome dominates the skyline of Berlin. Its sleek design and glass exterior beautifully blend with its surroundings, creating a harmonious fusion between modernity and history. At night, when illuminated against the dark sky, the Reichstag Dome becomes even more enchanting. The play of lights showcases its intricate details and highlights its grandeur. It stands as a testament to Germany's resilience and progress throughout history. Situated near River Spree on Platz der Republik, this iconic building offers breathtaking views from every angle. As visitors approach it from across the river or wander through Berlin Mitte district nearby, they cannot help but be captivated by its magnificence. Inside this parliamentary building lies a symbol of transparency – an interior glass dome that allows natural light to flood into its halls. The dome represents openness and democracy while providing visitors with panoramic vistas of Tiergarten park below. In summer months, locals gather around Paul Lobe Haus to cool off in water fountains amidst bustling streets filled with life. This vibrant atmosphere reflects both Berlin's dynamic spirit and how closely intertwined it is with politics at Bundestag. As one explores this historic site in Europe's heartland - Germany - it becomes evident that Bundestag embodies not just political power but also cultural richness. It serves as a reminder of past struggles overcome and future aspirations for unity among diverse communities. So next time you find yourself in Berlin's Mitte district or strolling along River Spree near Bundestag building on Platz der Republik take a moment to admire this architectural masterpiece.