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Amalienpark

A Historical Haven in Pankow

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Located between Wolfshagener and Breite Straße, Amalienpark covers an area of 3,000 square meters. Designed by Otto March in 1897, it combines green space with surrounding buildings. The park is named in honor of Princess Amalie of Prussia.

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The park is named after the sister of Frederick the Great.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1897
Architect: Otto March

Guided Story

You're standing in Amalienpark, a thoughtfully designed residential park by Otto March, dating back to 1897. This park spans 3,000 square meters, blending green spaces with surrounding buildings. It's named in honor of Princess Amalie of Prussia, sister to Frederick the Great. Take a moment to appreciate the harmonious mix of nature and architecture around you. As you explore between Wolfshagener and Breite Straße, notice how the park invites you to experience its calm environment. If you look to the south, you'll find the Gallery A - Der Kunstladen, just 60 meters away.