Rathaus Mitte, Municipal administration building in Berlin-Mitte, Germany
Rathaus Mitte is a 14-story administrative building in Berlin-Mitte that stands about 55 meters tall. The concrete structure serves as the district's main government center, housing various municipal services.
This building was completed in 1998 as Berlin's first new city hall constructed after German reunification. It replaced the former Hotel Berolina that previously occupied the site.
The Berolina Art Gallery showcases rotating exhibitions of various artists throughout the year. Visitors can explore works that reflect different artistic perspectives and styles.
The building sits on Karl-Marx-Allee and is open to the public for administrative matters. Visitors can access various government offices here, including citizen services for official paperwork and registration.
The district government is expected to move out by 2028 to relocate to the House of Statistics building. This gives the structure a finite timeline as a municipal center at this location.
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