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Heidelberger Platz
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Heidelberger Platz

A historic square with architectural heritage

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Designed in 1892 by Richard Thieme and Paul Jatzow, Heidelberger Platz is a notable spot in Berlin. Named in the same year, the square is recognized as a garden monument, showcasing the unique architectural style of its creators.
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The square was named the same year it was founded.

Quick Facts

Founded
1892
Architect
Richard Thieme;Paul Jatzow
Heritage Status
Garden Monument

Guided Story

Here you are, at a location designed in 1892 by architects Richard Thieme and Paul Jatzow. This square, named the same year, is recognized as a garden monument for its distinctive architectural style. Take a moment to appreciate how this place blends architecture with green spaces, a signature of its creators. It's a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling city, preserving the elegance of its time. Just 265 meters northeast, you can find the Stadtbad Wilmersdorf I, another notable landmark nearby.

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