Nordic Embassies (Berlin)

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Nordic Embassies, Berlin Denmark Finland Iceland Norway Sweden


Location	Berlin
Address	Rauchstraße 1
Coordinates	52°30′31″N 13°21′02″E / 52.50861°N 13.35056°E / 52.50861; 13.35056

The Nordic Embassies in Berlin are the diplomatic missions of the Nordic countries to Germany, located in a common building complex, the Pan Nordic Building. The building complex was designed by the architects Alfred Berger and Tiina Parkkinen and completed in 1999.^[1]

The building comprises six individual buildings enveloped by a green, copper clad, snaking wall. Of the six buildings five are the embassies of Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland, arranged geographically. The remaining building is a communal building called the Felleshus, which includes the entrance to the complex, an auditorium and a canteen.

Architects:^[1]

Complex and Felleshus (communal space) - Berger and Parkkinen
Denmark - 3XN
Iceland - PK Hönnun
Norway - Snøhetta
Sweden - Wingårdh Arkitektkontor
Finland - Viiva Arkkitehtuuri Oy

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^ ^a ^b Der Botchaftscomplex Common website (in German)

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Nordic Embassies
Embassy of Denmark (in German or Danish)
Embassy of Finland (in German, Finnish or Swedish)
Embassy of Iceland (in German or English)
Embassy of Norway (in German or Norwegian)
Embassy of Sweden (in German, Swedish or English)
Berger & Parkkinen page on the Embassy project
Short film documenting the architecture of the Nordic Embassies

v t e Diplomatic missions of Denmark
Americas	Ottawa Santiago Washington, D.C.
Asia	Beijing Seoul [ko] Taipei¹ Tokyo [ar]
Europe	Berlin Kyiv London Moscow Oslo Prague St. Petersburg
¹ No diplomatic relations with Taiwan, functions as an informal diplomatic mission.

v t e Diplomatic missions of Finland
Americas	Peru United States
Asia	India [fi] Japan [ja] South Korea [ko]
Europe	Germany Russia St. Petersburg Sweden United Kingdom
Oceania	Australia
Multilateral Organisations	United Nations

v t e Diplomatic missions of Norway
Africa	Algeria [no] Ethiopia [no] Ghana [no] Ivory Coast [no] Mozambique [no] Nigeria [no] South Sudan [sr]
Americas	Canada United States
Asia	India [no] Japan [no] Kazakhstan South Korea [ko]
Europe	Germany Ireland Russia United Kingdom
Oceania	Australia
Former	Sweden (1921-1943) Houston

v t e Diplomatic missions of Sweden
Embassies are the main entries, while consulate-generals are shown as sub-entries.
Africa	Algeria Burkina Faso [sv] Democratic Republic of the Congo [sv] Egypt [sv] Ethiopia [sv] Kenya [sv] Liberia [sv] Mali Morocco [sv] Mozambique [sv] Nigeria [sv] Rwanda [sv] Sudan [sv] South Africa Tanzania [sv] Tunisia [sv] Uganda [sv] Zambia [sv] Zimbabwe [sv]
Americas	Argentina Bolivia [sv] Brazil [sv] Canada Chile [sv] Colombia [sv] Cuba [sv] Guatemala [sv] Mexico United States New York City San Francisco
Asia	Afghanistan [sv] Armenia [sv] Azerbaijan [sv] Bangladesh China Hong Kong Shanghai Georgia [sv] India Mumbai Indonesia [sv] Iraq Iran Israel [sv] Jerusalem Japan Jordan [sv] Kazakhstan [sv] Lebanon Malaysia [sv] North Korea Pakistan [sv] Philippines [sv] Qatar [sv] Saudi Arabia [sv] Singapore [sv] South Korea [sv] Syria [sv] Taiwan¹ Thailand Turkey [sv] Istanbul [sv] United Arab Emirates [sv] Vietnam [sv]
Europe	Albania [sv] Austria [sv] Belarus [sv] Bosnia and Herzegovina [sv] Belgium Bryssel [sv] Croatia [sv] Cyprus [sv] Czech Republic Denmark Estonia [sv] Finland Mariehamn [sv] France Germany Greece Hungary [sv] Iceland [sv] Ireland Italy Kosovo [sv] Latvia [sv] Lithuania [sv] North Macedonia [sv] Moldova [sv] Netherlands Norway Poland [sv] Portugal [sv] Romania [sv] Russia Serbia [sv] Spain [sv] Switzerland [sv] Ukraine [sv] United Kingdom
Oceania	Australia
Former	Angola Belgium Botswana [sv] Bulgaria [sv] Cambodia [sv] Canada Montreal Ecuador [sv] Guinea-Bissau [sv] Holy See [sv] Ivory Coast [sv] Kuwait [sv] Libya [sv] Namibia [sv] Nicaragua [sv] New Zealand [sv] Peru Russia Saint Petersburg [sv] Sri Lanka [sv] United Kingdom London United States Chicago Houston Los Angeles Minneapolis Uruguay [sv] Venezuela [sv]
¹ No diplomatic relations with Taiwain, functions as an informal diplomatic mission

v t e Diplomatic missions in Germany
Africa	Algeria [de] Djibouti [pl] Egypt [de] Ethiopia [de] Kenya [de] Madagascar Morocco [de] Nigeria [de] South Africa [de]
Americas	Brazil [de] Canada Chile [de] Cuba Peru Mexico United States Frankfurt Hamburg Munich Uruguay
Asia	Afghanistan Azerbaijan [de] China Düsseldorf [zh] Frankfurt [zh] Hamburg [zh] Munich [zh] Hong Kong India Indonesia Iran [de] Israel Japan [de] Düsseldorf [ja] Frankfurt [ja] Hamburg [ja] Munich [ja] Kazakhstan [de] Maldives Mongolia [de] North Korea Philippines Frankfurt Qatar [de] Saudi Arabia [de] South Korea [ko] Syria Taiwan Thailand [de] Palestine Turkey Turkmenistan [de] Uzbekistan [de] Vietnam
Europe	Austria [de] Belarus Croatia [de] Czech Republic [de] Denmark Estonia [et; de] Finland France Holy See Hungary [de; hu] Munich [hu] Iceland Ireland Italy Lithuania [de] Netherlands Norway Poland [de] Portugal [de] Russia Serbia Slovenia [sl; de; hu] Sovereign Military Order of Malta Spain [de] Sweden Switzerland [de] Ukraine United Kingdom
Oceania	Australia [de]
Former	India Bonn South Vietnam [zh] Turkey United Kingdom United States Bremen

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