Berlin Victory Column is a mark of German history and represents the victory of the Prussian in the German- Danish war. Originally designed by Heinrich Strack, this victory column was made between 1864 and 1873. Today it comes in the list of monuments that are put in preservation order. All in all, it represents around three victories. One being the victory of the Prussians in the German-Danish was which took place in the year 1864. Later, the victory of Germans over Austria in the year 1866 was also included. Lastly, the victory of Prussians again over France in the year 1870-71 was put here in the column. The column has around 285 steps which go in a spiral and claim to be fit only for the fittest.

• Please confirm the timings as well as the ticket prices to witness additional features from the authorities.
• Undertake the climbing of 285 steps only if you are physically fit.

• 3.00 Euros
• 2.50 Euros (after reduction)

• 0 minute walk from Grober Stern.
• Bus no: 187,100,106. N26

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