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Jelena-Šantić-Friedenspark
Peaceful green haven by the banks of the Wuhle
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Jelena-Šantić Peace Park in Hellersdorf provides a lush escape along the eastern banks of the Wuhle. Established on former wasteland in 1996, it was renamed in 2003 to honor Serbian peace activist Jelena Šantić. The park features a peace symbol crafted from natural materials, enhancing its tranquil ambiance.
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The park was originally known as Rohrbruchpark.
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Here you are in the Jelena-Šantić Peace Park, a green haven along the eastern banks of the Wuhle in Hellersdorf. Established on former wasteland in 1996, this park is named after the Serbian peace activist Jelena Šantić, since 2003. Notice the peace symbol crafted from natural materials, giving the park its unique character. As you look to the northwest, you might spot the Wolkenhain, an observation point not too far from here. This park is part of a larger green corridor stretching from Ahrensfelde to Köpenick, offering a serene escape for relaxation.
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