Today's touristically attractive Oderberger Straße was a dead-end street until 1989, ending at the Wall. Because of its viewing platform on the west side, it not only became a "shop window to the East," but was also under special surveillance by the SED regime. Many aspects of everyday life in the GDR in the 1970s and 1980s can still be traced along the street today. Shops and butcher's shops tell of supplies and queuing, pubs and baths of meeting places for the residents of the neighbourhood, old buildings of desolate housing conditions, secret meetings of the East Berlin bohemians and spying by the Stasi. The walk begins at the museum in the Kulturbrauerei and ends at the site of the former viewing platform.

Duration:1,5h

The number of participants is limited to a maximum of 20 people. Please wear at least a medical mask at the event and adhere to the AHA rules. A negative Covid test result, proof of recovery or full immunization is not required.