Perelsplatz

Perelsplatz is an elongated green space and park in the Friedenau neighborhood, accessible through several entrances along Handjerystrasse, Sarrazinstrasse, and Evastrasse. Large trees including oaks, chestnuts, and walnuts shade the area, with a children's playground situated in the eastern section.

The site was originally called Berliner Platz before being renamed Maybachplatz, and finally received its current name in 1961 after Friedrich Justus Perels, a resistance fighter against Nazi rule. These name changes reflect the political transformations that affected the neighborhood throughout the 20th century.

The square is named after Friedrich Justus Perels, a resistance fighter against Nazi rule, reflecting the place's connection to freedom and courage. Visitors often overlook that this name commemorates a person who stood against oppression.

The site is easily reached on foot through multiple entry points, allowing flexible access depending on your direction of approach. It works well for a relaxed visit, especially if you are traveling with children who can use the playground.

The eastern entrance features the Flood Fountain, a water sculpture standing over 4 meters tall that was originally built in 1932 and returned to operation in 2024 after extensive restoration. This water feature is a surprisingly modern artwork for its age and draws visitors with its interplay of water and light.