Mainzer Straße 28/30, Soviet Embassy complex in Rolandswerth, Germany.
Mainzer Straße 28/30 is an architectural complex in Rolandswerth made of concrete with sharp geometric forms typical of late 20th-century design. The site comprises several interconnected buildings that housed administrative offices, residential quarters, and formal reception areas.
The complex was built in the 1980s after West Germany and the Soviet Union restored diplomatic relations in 1955. It served its purpose during the final years of the Soviet Union and fell inactive after 1991.
The building complex served as a center for Soviet diplomatic operations, including an educational facility and residential quarters for embassy personnel until 1999.
The site is a protected cultural monument that can be viewed from the outside. Its location near Bonn allows you to include it with visits to other nearby attractions.
The 1989 inauguration by Mikhail Gorbachev marked the completion of this diplomatic complex, which operated during the final years of the Soviet Union.
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