If you visit the Europa Center in Berlin's Mitte close to the Gedächtniskirche, you will find yourself in a wonderful winter scenery – surrounded by happy mice and tasy looking chunks of cheese.
This is a must for everyone with small kids, for children at heart and for really giant cats with a healthy appetite for oversized rodents!
Thirteen meters tall and three whole stories high, the Time Flow Clock is a center of attraction in the Europa-Center Berlin. This colorful eye candy was designed and built by the French scientist Bernard Gitton in 1982. For a description of the clock's functionality visit Europa-Center's homepage (Time Flow Clock).
Water clocks are supposed to count among the oldest time-measuring instruments (probably appeared in China as early as 4000 B.C.E.)