Sony Store Berlin

The building of the Sony Center in Germany is no different from the large shopping malls in China. It is almost a large shopping mall where you can eat and drink. You can buy things, but the service inside is still excellent, and there are many entertainment facilities inside. If you take your children, You can leave the child there alone, and the safety is quite high.

The Sony Center in Berlin is the site of Sony's German headquarters, built in 2000, consisting of eight buildings, with an iconic roof of a 4,000 square metre steel-glass open structure.

Sony Center is a complex of buildings located in Potsdam Square in Berlin, Germany. It opened in 2000 and is the site of Sony's German headquarters. The site was originally a bustling downtown in the early 20th century. During World War II, it was the site of the Nazi People's Court. Most buildings were destroyed or destroyed during World War II, and from 1961, much of the area became part of the no-man's land of the Berlin Wall, resulting in the destruction of the rest. The square was once again in the spotlight after the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989, as its attractive location suddenly emerged in the heart of Europe's major capital, the Sony Centre, built as part of the reconstruction of the area. It contains shops, restaurants, conference centers, hotel rooms, luxury rental suites and apartments, offices, art and film museums.

nice place with amazing interior. free entry and within 5 mins walk from subway.

A modern building representing Berlin located in Potsdam Square in Berlin.

There are many cafes, restaurants and hotels around Potsdam Square in Sony Center. In the night, the golden Pegasus is waiting in the blue world at the entrance, which is the Sony Center which integrates catering, entertainment and leisure. Purple, blue and golden dreams are Christmas decorations. The Sony Center staged a "Sternenzauber". The glass mirrors around them are mapped with petal domes, glittering pentagons and six snowflakes. Although you come here during the day, you can see the design of the dome clearly, but you still have to sigh that the night is charming, it is really "day does not understand the night's darkness". In terms of entertainment, if Event of IMAX Cinema is not addictive, there is even a movie museum beside it, with a large portrait of Audrey Hepburn and Star Avenue at the entrance, so you will never miss it. Along the way, tall giraffes look forward to the world of Lego waiting for your joy to join. Tips: Address - "Potsdamer Platz Arrival Way - "Light Rail/Subway - "S1/S2/S25/U2 Line, Potsdamer Platz Station Ticket - "Free Wifi - "Sony Center provides free Wi Fi connection for all tourists. Nearby - "There are all kinds of shops in the shopping mall of Akadan Mall. There are many kinds of goods. Website - "http://www.sonycenter.de/