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Schmollerplatz
Where history meets urban space
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Schmollerplatz in the Treptow-Köpenick district is a long-stretched city square named after economist Gustav Friedrich von Schmoller. The square is divided by Heidelberger Straße into northeastern and southwestern sections.
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The square is named after economist Gustav Friedrich von Schmoller.
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Here you are on Schmollerplatz, a long-stretched city square in Berlin's Alt-Treptow district. It’s named after the economist Gustav Friedrich von Schmoller. Right in front of you runs Heidelberger Straße, dividing the square into two sections. Look around, and you'll notice the northeastern and southwestern parts of the square. If you head west, about 372 meters away, you'll find the Lohmühlenbrücke. Schmollerplatz offers you a glimpse into Berlin's city history, no matter which direction you choose to explore.
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