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Lietzenseepark

A tranquil urban refuge in Charlottenburg

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Designed by garden director Erwin Barth from 1918 to 1920, Berlin's Lietzenseepark harmoniously blends urban life with natural beauty across its 10.1 hectares. The crescent-shaped lake, covering 6.6 hectares and up to four meters deep, is perfect for a relaxing getaway.

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The park was laid out between 1918 and 1920.

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Architect: Erwin Barth

Guided Story

You're standing in one of Berlin's serene natural retreats. Designed by Erwin Barth between 1918 and 1920, Lietzenseepark spans 10.1 hectares. Look around and you'll find the crescent-shaped lake, gracefully covering 6.6 hectares. With a depth of up to four meters, it offers a tranquil view perfect for a moment of pause. To the west, you can see the Lietzenseebrücke, a picturesque crossing over the water. A short walk south takes you to Kuno-Fischer-Platz, another green spot in this urban oasis. Enjoy the harmonious blend of nature and city life that Barth so skillfully crafted here.