Jewel Palace (Berlin)

The Jewel Palace, or Juwel-Palais, is a stunning Neo-Gothic building located in Berlin-Mitte, completed in 1898 by architects Max Jacob and Georg Roensch. Originally a trading house specializing in gold, it has survived World War II with minimal damage. Following German reunification, the palace underwent significant renovations and now houses various offices, making it a notable site for both tourists and researchers interested in Berlin's architectural and historical evolution.