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Japanese Garden, Gardens of the World

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Japanese Garden, Gardens of the World

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Location: Berlin, Germany

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Caro "Bandit"

March 11, 2020

In the Japanese part of the Gardens of the World, you can admire 300 mystical eye gneiss stones. The stones are millions of years old and tell stories of times long past. In addition, 63 Japanese cherry trees adorn the harmonious layout.

The cherry blossom festival takes place here every year in mid-April. For this event, you can purchase special combination tickets for the Gardens of the World. You can also buy the tickets online in advance: gruen-berlin.ticketfritz.de/Shop/Index/Kirschbl%C3%BCtenfest%202020/9053

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Sebastian

October 30, 2022

An absolute eye-catcher, especially during the cherry blossom season! But also the garden of the "converging water" made of stones is impressive!

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JTH

July 22, 2020

Japanese gardens are often symbolic expressions of Japanese philosophy and history. The Japanese Garden in the Gardens of the World is a result of the Berlin-Tokyo city partnership and as such embodies the idea of harmonious coexistence. The leitmotif of the garden is water, which on the one hand symbolizes the confluence of cultures and on the other hand refers to the course of history. The theme of the time is taken up again by dividing the complex into three interconnected gardens, each representing the past, present and future.

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Location: Berlin, Germany

Japanese Garden, Gardens of the World

1. Wuhlesteg Bridge at Wuhleteich – Stairs With a View in Berlin loop from Kienberg (Gärten der Welt)

2. Biesdorfer Höhe – Wuhletal Trail loop from Eiche

3. Wolkenhain Observation Tower – Wuhlesteg Bridge at Wuhleteich loop from Marzahn

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