World Clock (Weltzeituhr)

The World Clock, also known as Weltzeituhr, is a large, circular time display located in Berlin’s Alexanderplatz. It shows the current local time for major cities around the world. The clock is divided into 24 segments, each representing a different time zone. As the clock’s surface rotates, it lines up with city names to indicate their current time. This allows viewers to quickly see what time it is in various locations globally, helping with international communication and travel planning. The clock is both a practical tool and a popular landmark, symbolizing global interconnectedness.