Bundeshaus (Berlin)

The Bundeshaus in Berlin-Wilmersdorf is a historic complex of buildings on Bundesallee that has served as the official seat of various federal institutions since 1950. Originally built between 1893 and 1895 as an office building for the Prussian Artillery Testing Commission, it was rebuilt after World War II and inaugurated by Chancellor Adenauer. During the Cold War, it housed the Federal Government's Plenipotentiary in Berlin, among others. Today, the landmark building is home to institutions such as a branch office of the Federal Academy of Public Administration, the coordination office for information technology, and parts of the Federal Ministry of the Interior. You can tour the architecturally protected complex and, at memorial plaques commemorating the resistance against the Nazi regime as well as the building's inauguration, gain a sense of the site's historical significance.