Grün Berlin GmbH

Grün Berlin GmbH took over this 23.4 ha former amusement park in the Plänterwald forest in 2016. Our goal is to develop an environmentally sustainable culture and recreation park that will be appropriate for the fragile Spree Park site and attractive to both tourists and Berliners.

Signs showing tourists the way have been erected all over Berlin since 2004. It’s a dynamic city and constantly changing so regular updates are necessary.

The Mauerpark is famed far beyond Berlin, and not just because of its history as part of the Berlin Wall complex. On warm summer evenings its green spaces attract lots of visitors.

A new kind of city park has been established at Gleisdreieck. Construction work on the park is now complete, although it is still undergoing further development.

The Flaschenhals (‘bottleneck’) Park is on former railway grounds between Yorckstrasse and Monumentenbrücke. The park was named after its shape, which is reminiscent of an upside down bottle.

Unused wasteland around the Monumentenbrücke bridge in Schöneberg was turned into a new urban square that was opened to the public at the end of 2014.

In 2015 it became possible to continuously walk, cycle or skate along this green corridor that follows the Dresdner Bahnrail route – also accessible for people with disabilities – all the way from the Schöneberg Südgelände Nature Park to the government quarter in Mitte.

The many places of interest and historically significant sites along the Panke are connected by a continuous path following the stream’s course.

Starting in 2016, this listed historic building ensemble including the Lokhalle (locomotive hall) and water tower in the Südgelände Nature Park will be sustainably restored and renovated for new future uses.

The main element of Berlin’s largest Soviet war memorial is a mausoleum with a 11.6-metre high bronze statue of a Soviet soldier carrying a German child he has saved.