Volkspark Rehberge

The Volkspark Rehberge is a large park in the Berlin district of Wedding. The park was designed between 1922 and 1929. In addition to walking and cycling paths and sunbathing areas, it also offers visitors animal enclosures, playgrounds, a toboggan run with a 20-metre difference in height, sports fields, restaurants and an open-air stage.

The Volkspark Rehberge is located in a former partly wooded dune landscape in the Berlin glacial valley. For a long time, the sand lying here was brought to Berlin's city center by cart and sold there as "Wittensand" for cleaning floors.

The Volkspark Rehberge offers everything that city dwellers looking for relaxation need from a park on its 115 diverse hectares: in addition to large meadows and wooded park sections, there are large sports facilities, playgrounds, a game reserve and water. The park was planned and implemented as a landscape park in the 1920s. The then neighboring Goethepark was planned at the same time and is now part of the Rehberge Park. The extensive green and forest areas near the former Tegel Airport are popular and are used today for exactly what they were created for in the 1920s: relaxation, fun and space for activities.