Brandenburg Gate

The Brandenburg Gate is located in Potsdam on the western shelf of Brandenburger Street, and this historic gate was built in the eighteenth century in 1733 AD. The reason for building this gate is due to the desire of Frederick the Great to symbolize the rise of Prussia to the ranks of the major European powers through a wonderful and new victory gate at the entrance to the garrison city, according to this, this amazing gate was built on the model of the Roman triumphal arch, and the gate was organized with classic columns designed in a shape Lively and western. In the 19th century the smaller side aisles were opened, where the guardhouse and the royal customs house had formerly stood, and with the city wall demolished the gate became freestanding.