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Fasanenplatz

A Historical Hub in the Heart of Wilmersdorf

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Fasanenplatz in Berlin-Wilmersdorf links Schaper-, Ludwigkirch-, and Meierottostraße, intersected by Fasanenstraße. Founded in 1870, it has been a focal gathering spot in the neighborhood.
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The square was founded in 1870.

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Founded
1870

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You're standing on Fasanenplatz, a square with roots going back to 1870. Look around, and you'll notice how Fasanenstraße cuts right through the square. It's here that Schaper-, Ludwigkirch-, and Meierottostraße all converge, making this a central hub in the Wilmersdorf district. Just 13 meters to your west, you'll find the fountain stele. A bit further east, about 96 meters away, is the Haus der Berliner Festspiele, a well-known cultural venue. South of you, roughly 112 meters away, is the Art.Salon, a small museum worth exploring. Enjoy the sense of history in this space that has brought people together for over 150 years.

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