Altglienicke

Altglienicke is a residential area in southeastern Berlin that covers several square kilometers and is home to around 30000 people. The neighborhood features a mix of apartment buildings, green spaces, and local facilities that serve the everyday needs of its residents.

The area was originally known as Glinik and first appeared in written records in 1375. It was incorporated into Greater Berlin during the 1920 administrative reform and has carried its current name ever since.

The stadium here serves as a gathering place where residents watch football matches and take part in local sports activities. These spaces shape how the neighborhood feels and functions as a community.

Two S-Bahn stations, Altglienicke and Grünbergallee, provide good connections into Berlin's public transport system and allow quick journeys to other neighborhoods. Those wanting to walk or cycle will find plenty of paths and parks in the area.

During the Cold War, the Berlin Wall ran through this area and separated it from neighboring districts in the west. This geographic division strongly shaped the neighborhood's development and history.

Location: Treptow-Köpenick

Elevation above the sea: 34 m

Shares border with: Bohnsdorf, Adlershof, Grünau, Rudow, Johannisthal

GPS coordinates: 52.41667,13.53333

Latest update: December 20, 2025 13:43