House of the Officers

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. This place has an amazing architecture! Perfect for pictures! I booked a with buecherstadt it was in German for 2hs and it’s was fantastic. Check it out their page for dates (Lenin tour) and email to reserve a spot. It was only €15 paid in cash at the gate close to the house of officers. There are other companies that take you there such as go2know and fototouren-berlin their is longer but much more expensive! Highly recommended!! Not open to the public, you need a to go inside that leaves at 10am at the corner of the entrance, oh and only on summer Sundays. It's really a shame that this historic place is not accessible at all times, a waste of history. They could attract more tourists. Very interesting place, full of history! Leninstadt should not be confused with the gated and locked Haus der Offiziere which lies northeast of this location. This location is just a collection of old and completely abandoned buildings. It does not include the Lenin statue, pool house, grand staircase, or other beautiful pictures posted here. Those are all part of Haus der Offiziere and you MUST contact the caretaker there beforehand to be let in. This collection of buildings, however is excellent to explore. Over-grown, dilapidated, and bursting. Amazing abandoned place to visit. Very impressive. Has an amazing feel to it. Please make an appointment with the security guard in advance. If you want to explore fully make sure you have at least 4-5 hours. An enormous complex! No that hard to find access to the terrain but really difficult to get inside the main building. Surrounding buildings aren't that hard to get in to. Watch out there is a camera but it's pointed at the ground at a door. Update: Way harder to get onto the terrain then before. Highly recommended visiting this historic sight while it is still accessible! We did the a 2h guided (in German only). An absolutely fantastic place hiding the forgotten history of East Germany! I wish I had researched a bit more about Zossen, Wunsdorf, Rangsdorf etc, which were the virtual brains of East Germany during the Cold War. I was extremely fortunate to somehow negotiate with the caretaker and the guide when I went there. BUT! I would strongly recommend booking your slots on Go2know which organizes such exploration in Berlin. Its worth each and every penny! Leninstadt should not be confused with the gated and locked Haus der Offiziere which lies northeast of this location. This location is just a collection of old and completely abandoned buildings. It does not include the Lenin statue, pool house, grand staircase, or other beautiful pictures posted here. Those are all part of Haus der Offiziere and you MUST contact the caretaker there beforehand to be let in. This collection of buildings, however is excellent to explore. Over-grown, dilapidated, and bursting. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Historical landmark