Brunnenplatz

Brunnenplatz is a public square with green areas in Berlin-Mitte, surrounded by historic buildings from different periods. The space features open grounds for lingering, trees, and seating where visitors can settle and observe their surroundings.

The area developed in the early 18th century around Luisenbad, a public bathhouse built near a spring on the Panke River. The square later took shape reflecting the neighborhood's growth into an urban living area.

The square has long served as a place where people gather for markets, festivals, and social encounters. These everyday activities shape the character of the neighborhood and give the space its living quality.

The nearest train station at Humboldthain is about a 15-minute walk, giving visitors good transport options to reach this location. The square is easy to access and suitable for visits throughout the year.

The square takes its name from the spring on the Panke River that once drew people to the original bathhouse. This water-centered history remains embedded in the place's name and its spatial layout.

Location: Berlin-Mitte

Inception: 1906

GPS coordinates: 52.55000,13.37639

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:41