Charlottenburg Palace Gardens

Beautifully landscaped and spacious park. Around the castle geometric, well-ordered and full of blossoms in spring and summer. On the edge, however, more forest than park with open clearings, small streams and beautiful ponds.

The Charlottenburg Palace Gardens were created together with the pleasure palace.
The first Baroque garden in Germany based on the French model conjures up a magnificent landscape in the heart of the city.
If one admires Berlin's most magnificent Baroque garden in the Charlottenburg Palace Gardens, it is thanks to a student of Le Nôtre, whom Sophie Charlotte commissioned. Starting in 1697 – construction of her palace had just begun – the gardener Siméon Godeau, born in 1632, created one of the first French Baroque gardens in the German states in Charlottenburg. Today, the well-kept, historically significant park is a very popular tourist destination. However, it is rarely crowded.
Visitors maintain a refined restraint – boisterous leisure activities
are not tolerated anyway – and marvel at the splendor of the grounds.berlin.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten/3560428-3558930-schlosspark-charlottenburg.html

Created in 1697 by Siméon Godeau as a French Baroque garden. Size: 55 hectares.