Karl-Marx-Allee

This street is named after Marx's false, and it knows what it stands for. There are also sculptures of Marx and Engels on the street, although the time is long gone, and the past, the sculpture may have some time left the imprint, but it does not affect its solemn and the sense of meaning of the Chinese era. The environment is quiet, so people don't have to slow down, while watching Marx and Engels teachers quietly, will unconsciously think of the history of Marx once seen in history class, and his experience in the struggle for the cause of communism.

Marx Engels Square is a park in the center of Berlin, the capital of Germany. It is located on the west side of Alexanderplatz on the east bank of the Spree River in Berlin. The outside of the square is lawn and woodland. In the middle is the founder of modern socialism-Marx. With the bronze statue of Engels, this park was built in 1986 by the government of the former German Democratic Republic.

Karl Marx Street is the longest and widest street in Berlin. It was the main street in the former East Germany, similar to our Beijing Chang'an Avenue. Now both sides of the street are full of office buildings of important German state-owned enterprises, which is very bustling and lively.

The views of the old river port in Berlin are good, the water and the crystal clear, the surrounding buildings are spectacular, the river also stops many ships and the beautiful views naturally attract many tourists to visit

I don't know if this street was named for the purpose of promoting Marxism, but this street is still very distinctive, and it feels very quaint. I personally suggest to walk around this street at night. During the day, there are many cars that can’t feel the atmosphere, and you will find it beautiful when you walk around at night.