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Berlin Sights

Mausoleum

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  • Address
    • Spandauer Damm
  • Transport
    • Sophie-Charlotte-Platz, then
    • 309
    • Richard-Wagner-Platz, then
    • 145
  • Website
  • Phone
    • 030 3209 1446
  • Price
    • adult/concession €2/1.50
  • Hours
    • 10am-6pm Tue-Sun Apr-Oct, noon-5pm Nov-Mar

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Lonely Planet review for Mausoleum

Framed by trees, west of a carp pond, the neoclassical Mausoleum (1810) was built as the final resting place of Queen Luise but twice expanded to make room for other royals; first in 1840 for Luise’s husband King Friedrich III, and then again in the 1890s for Emperor William I and his wife Augusta. Their ornate marble sarcophagi are great works of art, but unfortunately you can’t get close enough to truly admire them. A few other royals are in the crypt but it’s not open to the public.

 

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