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Nöldnerplatz

A green retreat with historical significance in Rummelsburg

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Nöldnerplatz in Rummelsburg is a sprawling green space named after antifascist Erwin Nöldner. The area features a heritage-listed school complex designed by Max Taut. The landscape has been redesigned since the late 1990s to provide a peaceful environment.

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The square is named after Erwin Nöldner, executed in 1944.

Guided Story

You're standing in the serene green space of Nöldnerplatz, named after the antifascist Erwin Nöldner. To your right, you'll notice the heritage-listed school complex, designed by Max Taut. This architectural gem is a testament to the design of the 1920s. Since the late 1990s, the landscape around you has been transformed to create a peaceful environment. As you wander through, you might feel the tranquility that these urban green spaces provide. Just west of here, you can find the Erlöserkirche and the Lichtenberg Museum if you're up for more exploration.