What city landmark was crowded with people atop the Wall on 10 November 1989?

What city landmark was crowded with people atop the Wall on 10 November 1989? The Brandenburg Gate was crowded with people atop the Wall.

The Brandenburg Gate stood directly beside the Berlin Wall and became one of the most recognizable settings of the Wall's collapse. After border crossings opened late on 9 November, West Berliners and East Berliners gathered along the barrier, climbed onto it and celebrated together. Images of crowds on the Wall near the gate became enduring symbols of the end of Germany's division.

The scene should not be confused with the gate's formal reopening. The Brandenburg Gate itself did not open until 22 December 1989, when West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl walked through it and met East German Prime Minister Hans Modrow. Crowds had already gathered around and on the Wall there weeks earlier.

Other Berlin landmarks, including the Reichstag and Victory Column, were associated with the city and reunification, but neither was the landmark identified in this episode. The Brandenburg Gate is the canonical answer.