Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtnis-Kirche

Pros: Convenient landmark, poignant symbolism
Cons: Scary locals

The Gedächtnis-Kirche stands as a shattered monument in a modern square reminiscent of a (slightly) toned-down Times Square, surrounded by ugly visions of modern, boxy concrete buildings. Cartoonish light from massive marquis signs spills into the...

Pros: Symbol of the horrors of the war, beautiful church
Cons: In summer sometimes it can get a bit too crowded inside.

The Gedächtnis-Kirche of Berlin, placed in the heart of the West Berlin, in the middle of the most commercial area of Berlin, is definetly a must see when visiting Berlin.
Symbol of the West berlin during the GDR, this CHurch that was badly bombed during the war stands as a memory of the horrors of the war.

Is worthy a visit to the small but beautiful inside of the church and to get a look to the pictures with the history of the church.