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Very interesting and beautifully designed. There are also seating areas where you can enjoy the waterfall.

The cascades (there are two, another on the north bank) were created in 1912-13 by Erwin Barth and Heinrich Seeling. They were intended to enrich the lake water with oxygen and reduce the algae growth in the lake. A great design solution to the problem. As pollution has increased over the decades, there are now additional oxygen enrichments near the shore of the lake. These can be easily recognized by the constant bubbling.

The cascades were built to enrich the lake water with oxygen and reduce the algae growth in the lake. A great design solution to the problem. As pollution has increased over the decades, there are now additional oxygen enrichments near the shore, which can be recognized by the bubbles that rise in a line.

Here all senses are stimulated simply to enjoy

The two cascades in Lietzensee Park were created in 1912-13 by Erwin Barth and Heinrich Seeling and consist of the Great Cascade at the southern end of the park, on Dernburgstrasse, and the Small Cascade with a round pool and fountain in the northern part, on Wundtstrasse. https://www.berlin.de/ba-charlottenburg-wilmersdorf/ueber-den-bezirk/gebaeude-und-anlagen/brunnen/artikel.118251.php

The two cascades in the Lietzenseepark were created in 1912-13 by Erwin Barth and Heinrich Seeling and consist of the large cascade at the southern end of the park on Dernburgstraße and the small cascade with a round pool and fountain in the northern part on Wundtstraße.

Water is bubbling up again, to the delight of all those who want to relax at this inner-city haven of peace. Is something special like a waterfall in the middle of Berlin.

Absolutely great! All senses are stimulated here - just to enjoy! And when the sun is in the right position, you can always see a rainbow!