Treptower Park

With its location directly on the Spree, the old trees, the romantic gardens and the beautiful lawns, Treptower Park is one of the most beautiful public parks in Berlin. Here you can easily spend a whole day in the sun or stroll along the beautiful paths.

The 88.2 hectare park was laid out in 1876-1888. It is one of four parks in Berlin that have been preserved from the 19th century. The other three are the Volkspark Friedrichshain from 1846, the Volkspark Humboldthain from 1869 and the Viktoriapark from 1894. They were all created to offer the growing population of the city of Berlin sufficient local recreation areas. The Treptower Park is special in that it arose from the deforestation of the Köllnische Heide - i.e. the destruction of a local recreation area, of which only the Schlesische Busch and the Alte Treptower Park with an area of around 40 acres remained.

As a people's park, it was open to all citizens - an innovation for the time - and had a large playing and sports field in the middle in the form of a hippodrome, 250 meters long and 100 meters wide. An artificial pond, the carp pond, was created near the playground. This was used for fish farming at the beginning of the 20th century. Puschkinallee served as the central axis, which as a street with mighty plane trees still conveys an impression of that time.

The Soviet memorial was built after the Second World War on the central area of the former playground and sports field on the instructions of the Soviet military administration from 1946 to 1949 and occupies an area of around 100,000 m². The memorial is a memorial and a military cemetery of the Soviet war cemeteries and stands for the approximately 80,000 soldiers of the Red Army who fell in the Battle of Berlin in the final phase of World War II.

Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treptower_Park

A really quiet place in the winter calm of shipping. Otherwise extremely lively, especially on weekends.

Here the excursion boats from Stern and Kreis start in all directions. Boat trips to Köpenick, Erkner and Kablow as well as around the Müggelberge and over the Müggelsee can be started here.

It used to be a nice quiet park. It is currently getting fuller and fuller, people are almost piling up. Garbage mountains, full meadows and paths.
Maybe things will get better after Corona.

A really nice park. Nicely cared for. And located directly on the Spree. Great for a walk.

There is always something going on on the Spree.

Starting port of the passenger ships and a tourist information is also here

Here you can spend a day in combination with a steamboat trip. The Soviet memorial on the other side of the park is also worth seeing.

The Hafen Treptow pier is located directly at the Treptower Park S-Bahn station on the Spree. A wide promenade with park benches and several snack stands runs along the shore. Behind it stretches Treptower Park with its old stock of trees, well-kept gardens, the Soviet memorial and the Archenhold observatory.

From the jetty, visitors look across the Spree to the Stralau Peninsula and the Elsen Bridge, which connects the districts of Treptow and Friedrichshain.

Stern und Kreisschiffahrt boats and excursion boats depart from the Hafen Treptow pier in the direction of the city center and Müggelsee.

Source: berlin.de/tourismus/dampfertouren/anlegestellen/2489184-2486252-hafen-treptow.html

The Berlin Treptower Park train station is a train station in the Alt-Treptow district of the Treptow-Köpenick district of Berlin.

One of the most beautiful parks in all of Berlin 😊🦊

The Treptow port jetty is located directly at the Treptower Park S-Bahn station on the Spree.

Treptower Park, laid out in the second half of the 19th century, is located directly on the Spree in the Alt-Treptow part of the Treptow-Köpenick district in Berlin.

Gives plenty of food and drink here

Under the Elsenbrücke a path leads along

The first station on the site of today's S-Bahn station was put into operation on February 1, 1875 under the name Treptow.

Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahnhof_Berlin_Treptower_Park

Accessibility ensured by elevators on both platforms. Regular S-Bahn operation - a very good connection.

Invites you to linger.

Just go through it calmly