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Part of the palace gardens. Little shade, plenty of flowers, and a view of the carp pond to the north, the palace to the south, and the large fountain in the middle ⛲️. The paths here are straight and ideal for sprints. However, this area is often very crowded during the day.

From this vantage point, you get a beautiful view of the bridge and castle. While the bridge partially obscures the castle, the reflection in the water provides an unobstructed view.

A manor house to feel good in & for every occasion On the Bay of Lübeck, not far from Timmendorfer Strand, you will find the ideal environment for a unique, relaxing holiday and private celebrations. The Neuruppersdorf manor house will spoil you with its stylish atmosphere and its park and at the same time offers you a highly professional team.

Another Prussian queen is leaving her mark in Charlottenburg: Luise, the queen revered by the people. She is buried in the mausoleum with her husband and son. Then it becomes quiet in the castle. As early as 1888 it no longer serves as a royal residence and visitors can visit the complex. After the Second World War, the badly damaged castle was rebuilt.

The pretty baroque church and the unrestored manor house ensemble opposite give the Wansdorf village green a special charm.

Charlottenburg is a district within the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf borough of Berlin. Founded as a town in 1705, Charlottenburg became a major city in 1893. When it was incorporated into Greater Berlin in 1920, it became the independent borough of Charlottenburg. Previously, Charlottenburg had at times been the municipality with the highest per capita tax revenue in Germany. Following the merger with the former borough of Wilmersdorf to form the new borough of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf during the 2001 administrative reform, the borough of Charlottenburg was downgraded to a district. A reorganization of the districts within the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf borough took place in 2004, dividing the area of the former borough of Charlottenburg into the present-day districts of Westend, Charlottenburg-Nord, and Charlottenburg. Today, Charlottenburg largely consists of Gründerzeit (late 19th-century) neighborhoods. (Source: Wikipedia)

The carp pond was created in the park of Charlottenburg Palace. The palace was accessible by boat via a ramp leading to the Spree River. On the steps leading down to the carp pond are eight putti and four decorative vases. They are made of white-painted aluminum, date from 1984, and stand on stone pedestals approximately 1 meter high. The putti are meant to represent the four seasons and the four elements of the earth. (Source: https://www.berlin.de)

It's now reasonably well maintained. At least you can relax here and a little further in the park you can always find a quiet spot.