10 metres, completes approximately two revolutions a minute, and glows at night with the help of 681 fluorescent tubes. The shopping mall initially comprised an ice rink (closed in 1974) and the Royal Palast cinema, with the world's largest projection screen at the time of its opening in 1965 (closed in 2004). There was also an observation deck on the roof. Today's major attractions include "The Clock of Flowing Time", a high water clock of communicating vessels, and the Mengenlehreuhr originally located on nearby Kurfürstendamm. The basement is home to a Kabarett theatre and a large Irish pub. The building features prominently in the 1966 spy film The Quiller Memorandum and in the 1981 biographical drama Christiane F. See also List of tallest buildings in Berlin References External links Website of the Europa-Center in Berlin (English version) Buildings and structures in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf Buildings and structures in Berlin Skyscrapers in Berlin Tourist attractions in Berlin Buildings and structures completed in 1965 Shopping malls in Berlin Skyscraper office buildings in Germany