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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.
Location
Nearby

Public swimming bath Wilmersdorf I
266 m away

Lindenkirche (Südwest)
488 m away

Barbrücke
528 m away

Gedenkstein Partnerschaft Forchheim—Wilmersdorf
796 m away

Rüdesheimer Platz
731 m away

Vaterunser-Kirche
671 m away

Volkspark Wilmersdorf
846 m away

Adventhaus
697 m away
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