Leisepark

Serene green space with historical charm

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Leisepark in Prenzlauer Berg spans 15,900 square meters, blending nature and history. Former cemetery grounds have been transformed into a tranquil retreat, preserving old gravestones. Natural play areas offer spaces to relax.

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The park was opened to the public on June 1, 2012.

Quick Facts

Opening Hours: Mar-Oct: Mo-Su 08:00-20:00; Nov-Feb: Mo-Su 08:00-17:00
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

You're standing in a park that beautifully merges nature and history across 15,900 square meters. Originally part of the St. Marien-St. Nikolai Cemetery, this space was transformed into a public retreat in June 2012. Look around, and you’ll notice some of the old gravestones still preserved, serving as a quiet nod to the past. Meanwhile, the park features natural play areas perfect for relaxation. If you look northwest, the bat-Studiotheater is just about 217 meters away. This blend of historical heritage and green oasis makes Leisepark a unique spot in Prenzlauer Berg.