Lutherkirche at Denewitzplatz, which now houses the American Church in Berlin.The present housing estate is known to Berliners as the Sozialpalast ('Social Palace'). This is where Joseph Goebbels held his 1943 'Total War' speech.

A large social housing estate was built in 1977 to partially bridge over the bunker and to cross the street, the former site of the Berlin Sportpalast.

Pallasstraße Hochbunker, a former air-raid shelter, built in 1943 by forced laborers.

Today it again serves as the seat of the Kammergericht. When the Soviet representatives left the Council in 1948, the Berlin Air Safety Center remained there as the only four-power authority (beside Spandau Prison), while the rest of the building was empty. From 1945 onward, the building served as the seat of the Allied Control Council in Berlin. On 8 August 1944 it was the site of the Volksgerichtshofshow trial of members of the 20 July plot led by judge-president Roland Freisler. The Kammergericht appellate court building was erected within the park in 1913, together with two colonnades by Carl von Gontard from 1780, which had been moved here from the Alexanderplatz.

Heinrich-von-Kleist-Park, first laid out in 1656 by ElectorFrederick William of Brandenburg as a nursery, later Berlin's Botanical Garden, which in 1910 moved to Dahlem.

Kaufhaus des Westens (KaDeWe), the largest department store in continental Europe, at Wittenbergplatz.Former headquarters of the Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG), the public transport company of Berlin, on Potsdamer Straße.The building was erected in 1941 by the IG Farbenconglomerate. Headquarters of the RIAS Berlin (Radio in the American Sector) from 1948 to 1993, then headquarters of DeutschlandRadio Berlin from 1994 until the station was renamed Deutschlandradio Kultur in 2005.Kennedy held his ' Ich bin ein Berliner' speech Rathaus Schöneberg on John-F.-Kennedy-Platz (formerly Rudolph-Wilde-Platz, built in 1914), where on 26 June 1963 U.S.Dorfkirche, the old village church, built in 1766.The locality of Schöneberg includes the neighbourhoods of Bayerisches Viertel (“Bavarian quarter”, an affluent residential area with streets named after Bavarian towns) and the Rote Insel (literally: “red island”) as well as Lindenhof and the large natural park area Südgelände (“south grounds”) on the outside of the Ringbahn railway circle line.

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