Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg
Because of minimal upkeep, the 72-acre People’s Park established on a small hill in Prenzlauer Berg is more wild or natural than most city parks. It’s a perfect location to enjoy a peaceful wilderness walk.
It is customarily quiet here. You will not have to compete with throngs of tourists, or even locals.
A comprehensive network of pleasant walking trails guide you through dense woodlands and a few open grassy areas.
The hilltop location helps provide a cardio workout and a rewarding view.
A large open area is popular for tobogganing when it snows.
History
The hill in Prenzlauer Berg People’s Park was created with debris from Alexanderplatz transported and dumped here following the war. In 1967 it was landscaped by planting a dense crop of European perennial trees. The trail network was laid out in 1969. 50 years later the trees provide a dense woodland.
Facts For Your Visit
Fee: NoVolkspark Prenzlauer Berg Hours:
Opening hours may differ on holidays
- Monday: Open 24 hours
- Tuesday: Open 24 hours
- Wednesday: Open 24 hours
- Thursday: Open 24 hours
- Friday: Open 24 hours
- Saturday: Open 24 hours
- Sunday: Open 24 hours
Address: Schneeglöckchenstraße 61, 10407 Berlin, Germany
Phone: 030 25002333
Official Website: Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg
Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg Reviews
Rated out of 5
Good green place for quiet walk or even a jog. It is a peaceful place with lot of trees🌲🌳and bushes. Some roads within the park are very steep. During the weekend, you'll see couple of people jogging or walking and is not so crowded. There's even a playground with swings for kids.
Sabin Dhakal - 5 years ago
Great place to be!
Feels like a small hill region around and a a feel of Tiny hike !
Summers will be amazing 🤩 here to be at the top of 91 m
Aniket Pradhan - 2 years ago
Beautiful lush park on a hill. The park is quite large with several trails suitable for biker packing muscles.
Jamie Matthews - 6 years ago
It's basically a small hill. Not much to see and not much flat space
Suyash B - 7 months ago
Huge park with a lot of tree-covered roads. Not that crowded. There's a hill that you can go up with stairs.
Faruk Yazıcı - 4 years ago
Directions
How to get to Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg by S-Bahn or MetroTram
Nearest S-Bahn or MetroTram Line(s): S8, S41, S42, S85 + Tram M5, M6
Nearest S-Bahn or MetroTram Station(s): S Landsberger Allee
From Landsberger Allee Station take and M5 of M6 Tram for east for 2 stops or walk east on Landsberger Allee and go left on Hohenschonhauser Str.to the first set of stairs into the park (about at 10 minute walk).
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