Which German landmark hosts the main New Year's Eve celebration in Berlin?

Berlin's main New Year's Eve celebration is held at the Brandenburg Gate.

The Brandenburg Gate is an eighteenth-century neoclassical monument at the western end of Unter den Linden. It became an especially powerful symbol after the Berlin Wall divided the city, and after German reunification it became a natural focal point for large public celebrations.

Berlin's New Year's Eve event usually includes a stage program, outdoor crowds, lighting, and fireworks in the area between the Brandenburg Gate and the Victory Column. The exact program and crowd arrangements can change from year to year. The landmark is sometimes confused with the nearby Reichstag, Germany's parliamentary building, but the Brandenburg Gate is the recognized centerpiece of Berlin's famous midnight celebration.