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Weltzeituhr

Built in 1969, this 16-ton, communist-era clock is one of Berlin's main meeting points.

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Weltzeituhr
Photo: Norbert Aepli, Switzerland ( User:Noebu ) · Public domain · source

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Each of its 24 sides corresponds to one of Earth's 24 time zones and it has the names of some of the world's most important cities written on it.

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