Free Walking Tour Berlin

When: Every day 10am & 12pm every day
Where: The meeting point is in front of the ehemaliges Kaiserliches Postfuhramt Berlin, Oranienburger Straße, 10117 Berlin, Germany, next to the entrance.
Price: Free

Have you seen the LEGO Giraffe at Sony Center in Berlin, Germany?

by | Oct 22, 2024 | Walking Tour

Berlin, Germany is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning architecture. One of the city’s most popular attractions is the LEGO Giraffe located at the iconic Sony Center.

Discovering the LEGO Giraffe

  • The LEGO giraffe is currently an amazing sculpture standing at 5.3meters to be precise, 17 feet high. This one was built completely from LEGO brick by a well-known artist Dirk Denison.
  • Self-interpretation LEGO Giraffe is located at Sony Center at Potsdamer Platz square in Berlin. It use to be a barren area that was split by the Berlin Wall but now has become a lively artistic center.
  • Why visit the LEGO Giraffe?
  • There are several reasons why the LEGO Giraffe at Sony Center is a must-visit attraction:
  • Unique artwork: The LEGO Giraffe has to be considered as the unique masterpiece of the great artist that designed it. It is very interesting to watch and makes a perfect backdrop for that ‘photo moment’.
  • Historical significance: Again Potsdammer Platz has historical importance and LEGO giraffe gives message of reconstruction of the city when Berlin wall was demolished.
  • Interactive experience: People are allowed to interact will the sculpture by adding their own LEGO bricks on the sculptures by Stubbs. What kind of message it conveys can be seen from the above description, but something that adds to the overall interest of the service is the interactivity element.
  • Free admission: Much like any other artwork that has been placed in public domain, there are no charges to visit and marvel this artwork called the LEGO Giraffe.
  • Guidelines for viewing the LEGO Giraffe
  • If you’re planning a trip to Berlin and want to see the LEGO Giraffe, here are some useful tips:
  • Plan your visit: The Sony Center does not seem to have a closing time, or at least, it is open every day of the week so make sure to go before it closes. Best to go during the day so you can admire the full color of the LEGO Giraffe art.
  • Combine with other attractions: As will be seen in the following analyses, Potsdamer Platz is indeed a focal point with a lot of attractions. When traveling to Berlin tourists can also visit nearby attractions such as the Brandenburg Gate & Check Point Charlie.
  • Bring your camera: The LEGO Giraffe is a great photo session so take some time and consider taking a picture with your camera or a Smartphone.
  • Engage with the installation: Undoubtedly, everyone can take part in decorating the sculpture by placing their LEGO bricks on the sculpture. This make the experience unique as it identifies you from other users of the social media app.
  • Explore the Sony Center: The Sony Center alone is worth a visit with shops, eateries and a gorgeous outdoor –centerpiece. You will need to spend some time to let yourself to lambaste for the surroundings.

Conclusion

The LEGO Giraffe at Sony Center in Berlin, Germany is a captivating attraction that combines art, history, and interactive fun. It’s a symbol of Berlin’s resilience and a reflection of the city’s vibrant spirit.

When visiting Berlin, make sure to add the LEGO Giraffe to your itinerary. Discover the beauty and creativity that can be achieved with simple LEGO bricks and immerse yourself in the rich history of Potsdamer Platz.

Thank you for reading. If you're inspired by the stories of Berlin and want to delve deeper, why not join us on our Free Berlin Walking Tour? It's a wonderful way to immerse yourself in the city's rich history and vibrant culture. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

WHAT TO EXPECT

  • 3.5 hours walking tour
  • Berlin’s major highlights
  • Brandenburg Gate
  • Reichstag and Berlin Wall
  • Historical sites

Free Walking Tour Berlin

When: Every day 10am & 12pm every day
Where: The meeting point is in front of the ehemaliges Kaiserliches Postfuhramt Berlin, Oranienburger Straße, 10117 Berlin, Germany, next to the entrance.
Price: Free