The exhibition is very well done and if you spend a little time in it, you will notice more and more details. It's also done very realistically and evokes memories of the - luckily - past days. The insanity of this wall becomes clear again and causes an astonished demand from my 16-year-old son. Since it doesn't take too long to look at the exhibition (an hour is easily enough), it's also very suitable for "in between" or if you don't have too much time.

In addition to the panorama itself, I liked the pictures and brief explanations in the foyer. Short and precise! I can also recommend the film about the creation of these panorama works of art. You get respect for the artist and his works of art.

I've lived in Berlin for 40 years and know the Wall from my own experience. But what kind of panorama the artist painted(?) is grandiose and really worth seeing. This is Sebastianstraße; here the Wall was very close to West Berlin