Landesvertretung Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

The Landesvertretung Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is a government office building with slate panels and wooden elements on its facade, with office spaces filling the upper floors. The structure spans several levels and includes a shared hall connecting it to the neighboring Brandenburg representation building.

The representation was established in Bonn in 1990 following German reunification to advocate for the state's interests at the federal level. The move to Berlin took place in 1999 when the federal government relocated from Bonn to the new capital.

The building serves as a meeting place where politicians from federal, state, and local government gather for events and discussions about regional issues. Visitors can observe how the space hosts debates and exchanges on economic and social topics throughout the year.

The building is located in the Ministries Gardens area of Berlin-Mitte as part of a larger administrative complex with spacious grounds. Visitors should note that not all areas are publicly accessible and it is best to check in advance which events are open to the public.

A distinctive feature is the direct connection to a neighboring state representation through a shared hall, showcasing the integrated design of the Ministries Gardens area. The grounds include water features and a dedicated walking path that create a green space within the dense urban setting.

Location: Berlin

Location: Berlin-Mitte

Inception: 1990

Website: http://regierung-mv.de/Landesregierung/stk/Landesvertretung

GPS coordinates: 52.51200,13.37910

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:21