The Republic Square is located in the Berlin district of Tiergarten (district center) in the new government quarter near the river Spree. He is almost completely planted with grass and decorated with small hedges. In the east it is terminated by the famous Reichstag building and the north by the Paul-Loebe-Haus.
It was constructed around 1735 and has already served under King Friedrich Wilhelm I as a training ground for the Prussian soldiers, he was called "parade ground in front of the Brandenburger Tor". It was designed in 1867 as a town square and now called the Royal Palace. Before 1884 to 1894 the Reichstag building was erected in its place stood the palace of the Prussian Count Atanazy Raczyński.
By the architect Paul Wallot from 1884 to 1894, built in neo-Renaissance Reichstag, which was until 1918 the Reichstag of the German Empire and then housed the parliament of the Weimar Republic, was badly damaged by the Reichstag fire of 1933 and by the effects of the Second World War. He was restored in the 1960s in a modernized form and from 1991 to 1999, however radically redesigned to meet the demands of a modern parliament building to be.
Left of the Reichstag parliament building is located which is named after the Reichstag and interim president of the first German Bundestag Paul Lobe (Social Democratic Party) as Paul-Loebe-Haus.
Panoramic Republic Square
The panorama shows the 36 900 square meters of space with the Republic of the Berlin Reichstag and the Paul-Loebe-Haus. It was created in HDR technique. The panorama was in the evening just after sunset. The OB vans of numerous press agencies from around the world had come to report to the Bundestag elections in 2009, two days after which the recording took place. Left in the background or any part of the Chancellor's Office and the Berlin Central Station can be seen.
