Berlin - Märkisches Ufer
The road known as Märkisches Ufer in Berlin extends along the south bank of the River Spree east of Fischerinsel (Fishermen's Island), which was the oldest residential part of medieval Cölln but is now built up with blocks of flats.
There are still some old and historically valuable buildings remaining along this road.
No. 48 near Jannowitzbrücke was in 1919 the Headquarters of the People's Marine Division, which was the armed branch of the Workers' and Soldiers' Council in the revolutionary struggles of 1918-19.
No. 54 Märkisches Ufer is the Berlin Congress Center: tel. 2 78 20.
There are still some old and historically valuable buildings remaining along this road.
No. 48 near Jannowitzbrücke was in 1919 the Headquarters of the People's Marine Division, which was the armed branch of the Workers' and Soldiers' Council in the revolutionary struggles of 1918-19.
No. 54 Märkisches Ufer is the Berlin Congress Center: tel. 2 78 20.
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Related Attractions
Ermeler House
Märkisches Ufer No. 10-12 is Ermeler House, moved here in 1966 from Breite Strasse No. 11, a middle-class villa dating from the end of the 17th C. It was restored in 1724 and added to in 1760-62. It possesses a fine Neo-Classical facade and from 1824-1918 it belonged to the family of the tobacco dealer Wilhelm Ferdinand Ermeler, who furnished it artistically. Today it houses a cafe and restaurant, retaining some of the historical furnishings.
Otto-Nagel-Haus
Nos. 16-18 are two 18th C. houses which since 1973 have been laid out as the "Otto-Nagel- Haus" gallery, in memory of the artist Otto Nagel (1894-1967). Since 1982 they have housed an exhibition of proletarian and revolutionary art removed from the National Gallery.
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| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | |
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| Open | 10:00 | 10:00 | 10:00 | 10:00 | Closed | Closed | 10:00 |
| Close | 18:00 | 18:00 | 18:00 | 18:00 | 18:00 |
