The Sony Center
... roof is lit by ever-changing coloured lights, and is the focal point of the center.
Within the Sony Centre are a number of tourist attractions. The kaisersaal and Fruehstueksraum of the destroyed Grand Hotel Esplanade are there, preserved in a glass box but open for business. Nearby, hidden slightly in the back of one of the DB tower’s supporting legs is an original sign for the S-bahn Potsdamer Platz. Plus there is the Film Museum, specializing in German movies and the Cinemaxx has all the...
June 9th, 2009 | theberlinguide | Read More | Comments: 0Filed under: Attractions, History & Information, kaisersaal, potsdamer platz, Restaurants & Bars, Shopping, sony center
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