Pfaueninsel (Ilha dos Pavões)

The Peacock Island is a special natural monument in Berlin. Uninhabited for a long time, King Friedrich Wilhelm II had the small castle built at the southern end of the island at the end of the 18th century. A few years later, the great garden artist Peter Joseph Lenné designed the island's landscape garden. He was very careful in doing so in order to preserve the unique character of the island with its ancient oaks and beeches. Today the castle and garden are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On your long walks on the island, you can visit the beautiful garden and the small castle as well as the old dairy. In addition to the eponymous, free-living peacocks, you will meet numerous other birds on the island and in summer the gardeners are supported in maintaining the landscape by sheep and water buffalo.

In 1824/1825 Schinkel expanded the Kavaliershaus, which had existed since 1804. The king had the court marshal's office in Danzig buy the late Gothic Schlieffhaus from 1520, which was threatened with demolition. It was transported in numbered individual parts via the Baltic Sea and Oder to the Pfaueninsel. The patrician house had supposedly been in Nuremberg since 1360 and was rebuilt in Gdansk in 1480. Schinkel now connected it with the old gentleman's house, which could no longer accommodate the occasional guests. The “Schweizerhaus” was built in 1829/1830, also based on Schinkel's designs, and since 1829 there has been a sandstone portico in sight of the dairy in memory of Queen Luise, which was very likely designed by Schinkel. It is the original column front of your mausoleum from 1810 from the Charlottenburg Palace Park, which was subsequently redesigned from the harder material granite.
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Island with free-roaming peacocks, about every 20 minutes, the ferry passes passers-by, the trip costs 4 euros.
The sprawling island invites you for a walk, after which we have discovered a flock of sheep, two castles, a rose garden and stables. The kids liked it.
There are two cafes to take a break.