The Victory Column is a famous monumental building in Berlin, Germany. It was built in 1864 to celebrate Prussia's victory in the Pudan War. By the time the unveiling ceremony was held on September 2, 1873, Prussia had defeated Austria and France in the Populian War (1866) and the Franco-Prussian War (1870 –71). Give the statue a new meaning.

BERLIN, Germany Victory Column: The column is decorated in gold, with a drum-shaped building with a colonnade at the bottom, and walls around it are full of Western story murals. At the top is the statue of the goddess of Victory. It is said that the statue of the goddess we see now is only a substitute, the original genuine goddess was carried away by Soviet Red Army soldiers in the previous war.

Berlin, Germany - Victory Column: The central turntable of Tilgato Park in central Berlin, built to celebrate the victory of the Battle of Prussia-Denmark, made from cannon barrels seized in the war. The original site was on the square opposite the Capitol and was later relocated to its present location by Hitler.

Es ist ein interessantes Denkmal. Mit interessanter Geschichte und Architektur. Ein Leben reicht nicht aus, um alles in Berlin zu sehen

one of the iconic place of this city. well built and there’s tower u can go up to see panoramic view

It takes a long time to walk from the Brandenburg Gate, the Victory Monument in Berlin. It was lit up at night and was beautiful.

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It’s a nice walk from the Brandenburg Gate to here, going through a nice park