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Fröbelplatz

An urban square in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg

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Fröbelplatz in Berlin's Pankow district, Prenzlauer Berg, has been a city square since 1935. Bordered by Prenzlauer Allee, Fröbelstraße, and Diesterwegstraße, it connects to a residential complex in the south. The square was named in 1982 following the renaming of the adjacent street.

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Fröbelplatz has existed since 1935.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1935
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible

Guided Story

Here at Fröbelplatz, you're surrounded by the streets of Prenzlauer Allee, Fröbelstraße, and Diesterwegstraße. This square has been a part of the Prenzlauer Berg neighborhood since 1935. Look around, and you'll see a residential complex stretching along its southern edge. The name Fröbelplatz was given in 1982 after the adjacent street was renamed. To the southwest, just 136 meters away, there's the 'Kinder unterm Regenschirm' fountain. This spot is a small yet significant piece of Berlin's urban tapestry.