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 survived World War II with minimal damage and later became home to various offices. Following German reunification, the palace underwent significant renovations, making it an interesting site for tourists and researchers alike, showcasing both historical architecture and the resilience of Berlin's cultural heritage.