Zehlendorf motorway junction

The Zehlendorf interchange, also known as the Zehlendorfer cloverleaf, is the name for the intersection of the federal motorway 115 coming from the Nuthetal triangle and leading to the Funkturm triangle with the federal road 1, which here is known as Potsdamer Chaussee, serving as the old Berlin inlet and outlet road. As a fully developed grade-separated interchange, the facility has the shape of a four-leaf clover when viewed from above. The Zehlendorf interchange is located in the district of Nikolassee near the Brandenburg municipality of Kleinmachnow. During the German division, the inner-German border ran in the form of the Berlin Wall between West Berlin and the GDR just a few hundred meters south of the motorway interchange. At this location was the border crossing point Dreilinden-Drewitz and Checkpoint Bravo.
On the median of the Potsdamer Chaussee in close proximity to the interchange lies somewhat hidden and hard to access the memorial site of June 17, 1953.

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