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Spreepark, Former amusement park in Plänterwald, Berlin, Germany

The 29.5-hectare entertainment complex sits along the Spree River, featuring remnants of attractions, including a large Ferris wheel and dinosaur statues.

Established in 1969 as VEB Kulturpark Plänterwald during East German times, the park attracted 1.7 million visitors annually before German reunification.

The park gained recognition through its appearance in the 2011 film Hanna and served as a filming location for German music videos.

The site remains under reconstruction by Grün Berlin GmbH, with plans to transform the space into a cultural and recreational destination.

The park's operator Norbert Witte attempted to smuggle cocaine from Peru to Germany by hiding it inside ride equipment.

Official opening: 1969

Elevation above the sea: 44 m

Website: http://spreepark.de

GPS coordinates: 52.48580,13.48780

Latest update: March 6, 2025 06:00

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