Invalidenpark
The Invalidenpark was created in the 1990s on the fallow land of a park and church destroyed during World War…
The many parks and gardens contribute considerably to the quality of life in the city and of course offer great opportunities to spend time with children in fresh air. Browse through parks & gardens where there is a lot to discover all year round.
Reuterplatz
There is a park, a small playground and a football field on the popular Reuterplatz in Nordneukölln.The playground is divided…
Britz Castle Park
The Britz Caste was originally built as a manor house. Today it serves as a museum space with a permanent…
Engelbecken
In the 19th century the Luisenstädtischer Kanal connected the Urbanhafen at Landwehrkanal with the river Spree. Due to hygienic problems,…
Charlottenburg Palace Gardens
Visit palace gardens with children? This may sound terribly boring at first, but there is so much to discover in…
Nelly-Sachs-Park
Nelly-Sachs-Park is close to Park am Gleisdreieck, right between Bülow- and Kurfürstenstraße. The park includes a number of meadows with benches…
Wildenbruchplatz
The Wildenbruchplatz in Neukölln is park, (water) playground and football pitch at once. The small park now merges into Weigandufer…
Viktoriapark
The Kreuzberg, in the over 200 years old Viktoriapark, is the highest inner-city elevation in Berlin. At the end of…
Comenius Garden
The Comenius Garden near Richardplatz in Rixdorf (Neukölln) was created in 1992 to mark the 400th birthday of the Bohemian…
Britzer Garten
According to operator Grün Berlin GmbH, the Britzer Garten in the south of the city is the "most beautiful park…