In November of 2002, Michael Jackson dangled his infant son, Blanket, off of the balcony of his room at the Hotel Aldon, a few steps away from the historic Brandenburg Gate.

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Berlin's Großer Windkanal (or large wind tunnel) was built in the early 1930s as an aerodynamic testing facility for German aircraft. It's located on Humboldt University's campus at Adlershof along with four other buildings that were used to test aircraft in an area they now call Aerodynamischer Park.

The Windkanal was used as a backdrop in both Aeon Flux from 2005 and Hanna from 2011. In Hanna, this is the building she escapes from when she is first captured. I have no idea what it was used for in Aeon Flux (never saw it), but it's featured prominently on one version of the movie poster.

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This is the location of the Ramones Museum Berlin. It is well established that Joey Ramone had a love for Germany, and apparently they have reciprocated.

From their website: "RAMONES MUSEUM founder Flo Hayler started his collection of RAMONES memorabilia 18 years ago, launching his insanity with the ticket stub, poster and shirt from his first ever RAMONES concert in 1990."

The space features memorabilia, a cafe (Cafe Mania), and a venue for performances.

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