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Von-Bernus-Park

A historic park with royal roots

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Nestled in Bockenheim, the Von-Bernus-Park covers 1.5 hectares and was established in 1771 by Princess Henriette Amalie of Anhalt-Dessau as a private park. Once part of a grand estate, the area suffered significant damage during World War II, and its buildings were not reconstructed.

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The original buildings were destroyed during World War II.

Guided Story

You're standing in a piece of history dating back to 1771. This park was established by Princess Henriette Amalie of Anhalt-Dessau as a private retreat. Imagine, back then, this was the edge of the village of Bockenheim. Just a few hundred meters behind you is the Greek Orthodox Church of Prophet Elias. What you see now is a place that has endured through time, even though its buildings suffered heavy damage in World War II and were never rebuilt. Enjoy the tranquility as you stroll through this green oasis.