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Petersburger Platz
A Historic Square in the Heart of Friedrichshain
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The rectangular Petersburger Platz in Berlin's Friedrichshain, established in 1897, stretches parallel to Petersburger Straße between Mühsamstraße and Straßmannstraße. Initially named after Russia's capital, this square now serves as a green oasis within the city. Its history and location make it a distinctive feature of the neighborhood.
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On September 1, 1982, the square was renamed Kotikowplatz.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1897
Guided Story
As you stroll through Petersburger Platz, you're standing in a piece of Berlin's history dating back to 1897. Originally laid out as part of the city's development plan, it was named after Russia's capital. Today, it offers a green refuge running parallel to the bustling Petersburger Straße. Look to your left, and you might catch a glimpse of the Pentecostal Church just 56 meters west. This small patch of nature in the heart of Friedrichshain bridges the past with the vibrant life of the city.
Location
Nearby
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