Tiergarten – Berlin’s Green Heart

Stretching across the center of Berlin like a verdant oasis, Tiergarten is the city’s most beloved park and one of Europe’s great urban green spaces. Covering over 200 hectares, it’s a haven for walkers, cyclists, picnickers, and anyone seeking a breath of fresh air amidst the city's vibrant energy.

Originally a royal hunting ground in the 16th century, Tiergarten was transformed in the 18th and 19th centuries into a public park in the English landscape style. Today, it offers a perfect blend of serene nature, historic monuments, and cultural landmarks.

Take your time exploring:

• The Victory Column (Siegessäule), rising majestically at the park’s center, offering panoramic views of Berlin from its viewing platform.

• Café am Neuen See, a charming lakeside beer garden where you can sip a cold drink under the trees or rent a rowboat for a romantic glide across the water.

• The Soviet War Memorial, an impressive reminder of the city’s complex past.

• Scenic trails and open lawns, ideal for picnics, jogs, or simply soaking up the peaceful atmosphere.

Tiergarten also forms a green corridor between major Berlin attractions: it stretches from the Brandenburg Gate to Zoo Berlin, with the Reichstag, Bellevue Palace, and Potsdamer Platz just steps away.

Whether you’re starting your day with a quiet morning stroll, admiring the foliage in autumn, or finding shade on a summer afternoon, Tiergarten is Berlin at its most relaxed and soulful—a natural retreat in the heart of a buzzing metropolis.