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The World Time Clock, locally known as the Weltzeituhr, is an iconic public landmark situated in the bustling heart of Alexanderplatz in Mitte. Built during the Cold War, this rotating cylindrical structure displays the time across multiple global time zones and serves as a major meeting point. Surrounded by urban energy, shops, and transit links, it remains a quintessential symbol of Berlin's modern history.
An open-air venue.
World Time Clock in Berlin is versatile - the energy shifts with the programme rather than dominating it. It's outdoor or semi-outdoor.
World Time Clock is at Alexanderpl. 1, 10178 Berlin, Mitte neighbourhood, Germany. A map link and directions are on the venue page.
Upcoming at World Time Clock: Berlin Social Night Out (24 Sep).