In the heart of Germany, a former East German rest stop has been transformed into a vibrant and colorful landmark. The Tugendamt und Pizzarand (Virtue Office and Pizza Crust) in Kleinmachnow, Germany, was built between 1968 and 1972 and features a striking red, blue, and yellow color scheme. The complex, designed by architects Rainer Rümmler and Hans Joachim Schröder, is a listed historic monument, but its colors are fading, and the gas station buildings are smeared with graffiti. Despite its abandoned state, the rest stop has been given a new lease on life by street artists, who have renamed the gas station weather canopies with large, official-looking lettering. The outbound sign reads 'TUGENDAMT' in white, fading letters, while the inbound sign reads 'PIZZARAND' in bold, colorful letters. A Berlin Bear stands on a pedestal between the former gas stations, seemingly grinning at visitors. The rest stop's recent renovation has left it unused, but it remains a popular spot for those passing through. The Tugendamt und Pizzarand is a unique and fascinating piece of Germany's history, and its transformation into a work of street art is a testament to the power of creativity and community.