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Alice-Herz-Platz
A Square Rich in History and Honor
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Located in Berlin's Mahlsdorf district, Alice-Herz-Platz was named in 2003 to honor pacifist and journalist Alice Herz. Originally laid out as Platz 18, it now serves as a place of remembrance and tranquility in the city.
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The square was originally known as Platz 18.
Guided Story
You're standing at a place named in honor of Alice Herz, a renowned pacifist and journalist. Originally known as Platz 18, this spot in Berlin's Mahlsdorf district is a tranquil area amidst the city's hustle and bustle. Look around and you'll feel the calm that defines this space, making it a peaceful retreat. Just 269 meters to the west is St.-Martins-Kirche, a short walk if you're keen to explore further. Alice-Herz-Platz serves as both a historical landmark and a serene escape in the urban landscape.
Location
Nearby

St.-Martins-Kirche
269 m away

Gründerzeitmuseum im Gutshaus Mahlsdorf
1.4 km away

Waldowpark
850 m away

Alte Pfarrkirche Mahlsdorf
950 m away

Berliner Balkon
1.2 km away

Denkmal für Pfarrer Heinrich Grüber
1.4 km away

Iselbergplatz e.V.
1.3 km away

Kreuzkirche (Albrecht-Dürer-Straße)
1.6 km away
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