Volkspark am Weinberg

Entspannter kleiner Park mitten im Kiez. Man legt sich ins Gras und/oder geht hoch zum Rosengarten (chillige Lokalität). Verkehrstechnisch gut erreichbar mit Tram und U8. Aber die meisten BesucherInnen sind Anwohner, und das ist gut so. Entspannung vom Großstadtlärm...

Nice park, usually full of people enjoying the sun in the summer, which creates a fun atmosphere. As a result, the grass gets destroyed at some spots, but there are other spots. Also, beware of pickpockets, I saw an attempt to steal someone’s phone there. But as long as you keep an eye on your stuff, you should be fine.

Hier trifft sich der Kiez zum abendlichen Stell dich ein. Wirklich schön und gemütlich hier, es gibt eine Bar und gekühlte Getränke, alles einfach, praktisch, aber sehr ansprechend und herzlich hier.

Oase von Ruhe! Weinbergspark is a public park located in the Mitte district of Berlin, Germany. The park is named after the vineyard that once stood on the site in the 19th century.The vineyard was established in the mid-19th century by the French wine merchant Jean Jacques Bouché, who saw an opportunity to produce wine in the fertile soil of the area. The vineyard was successful for a time, but it eventually fell into disuse and was abandoned.In the early 20th century, the site was transformed into a public park. The park was designed in the English landscape style, with winding paths, open lawns, and numerous trees and shrubs. During World War II, the park suffered significant damage and was largely destroyed.After the war, the park was restored and became a popular gathering place for local residents. In the 1960s, the park was renovated again and new facilities were added, including a playground and sports fields.During the 1980s, Weinbergspark became an important center of Berlin's alternative culture scene. The park was a popular gathering place for artists, musicians, and activists, and it was the site of numerous political demonstrations and cultural events.After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the park underwent another round of renovations and was expanded to include a new amphitheater and community garden. Today, Weinbergspark remains a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. The park features a large playground, sports fields, and numerous paths for walking and jogging. It also hosts a variety of cultural events throughout the year, including music festivals and art exhibitions.

Fantastic park ,full of people late at night ,great spot for dog walkers and party goers

Der Park ist wunderschön, aber der Teich ist total vernachlässigt

The grass is a bit burnt out but it's a nice place to relax with a really great rose garden