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Rosengarten – Luiseninsel Runde von Großer Stern

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Rosengarten – Luiseninsel Runde von Großer Stern

Twinwaah Amponsah planned a hike

December 18, 2021

Rosengarten – Luiseninsel Runde von Großer Stern

Easy

01:07

4.38km

3.9km/h

10m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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355 m

Moltke Monument

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The Moltkedenkmal is located at the Great Star in the Berlin district Tiergarten and was built in honor of the Prussian Field Marshal Helmuth Karl Bernhard von Moltke (1800-1891).

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1.14 km

Eagle Bridge (Tiergarten)

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The Adlerbrücke is located in the Großer Tiergarten and spans the Tiergartenwasser as a pedestrian bridge. On both sides of the railing there is an iron eagle figure that gave the bridge its name.

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1.67 km

Rose Garden in the Great Tiergarten

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This rose garden is easily hidden and you just tend to drive past it.

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1.81 km

Lortzing Monument

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Albert Lortzing was an actor, conductor and composer. He was born in Berlin in 1801 and died completely impoverished there in 1851. His fame is beyond dispute. His operas "Zar …

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2.33 km

Statue of King Frederick William III in the Tiergarten

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right next to the Luiseninsel stands the statue of the consort King Friedrich Wilhelm the 3rd, the figure was built by the citizens of Berlin

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2.47 km

Queen Louise Statue, Luiseninsel (Luise Island), Tiergarten

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The Luiseninsel in the Tiergarten was artificially reclaimed and landscaped in 1809. The Berliners wanted to erect a monument to Queen Luise, who liked to walk in the garden here.

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