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Carl-Weder-Park

An urban retreat above the highway.

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Carl-Weder-Park in Berlin's Britz district is located atop the A100 tunnel, providing a green oasis amidst city life. Named after Carl Weder, a master bookbinder and co-founder of the Neubritz colony, the park uniquely combines nature and history.

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The park was opened in the year 2000.

Quick Facts

Opening Date: 2000
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

You're standing in Carl-Weder-Park, a green oasis perched atop the A100 tunnel. Opened in 2000, this park is named after Carl Weder, a master bookbinder and co-founder of the Neubritz colony. Here, you can feel the unique blend of nature and history, even as the city hums around you. Looking north, you might catch a glimpse of the steeples of St. Eduard Church and the Evangelical Lutheran Paulus community. Strolling through this park offers a momentary escape from city life, preserving the legacy of Carl Weder.