Britzer Parkbahn, Rideable miniature railway in Britzer Garten, Neukölln, Germany

Britzer Parkbahn is a 600 mm narrow-gauge railway on a 5.0 km loop through Britzer Garten, with three stations and two stops. The line runs along the park's edge through numerous curves, two bridges and one underpass. Covered open passenger cars, built on Krupp-Dollberg underframes, seat 20 to 25 people each.

The railway opened in 1985 as part of the Federal Garden Exhibition and became a permanent feature of the park. It was created to help visitors explore the large garden grounds more easily.

The railway functions as a social gathering point where families and visitors move through the park together at a leisurely pace. It serves as a practical connector between the various garden sections while enabling people to experience the landscape without walking.

The complete journey takes about one hour and you can board at any of the five stations throughout the garden. Wear comfortable shoes for walking between stations, and plan your visit to make the most of the covered seating during sunny weather.

The line runs on 600 mm narrow gauge, and its two-axle passenger cars sit on Krupp-Dollberg chassis, while the four-axle cars use bogies from First World War military field-railway wagons. A special low-sided wagon carries prams, and a closed luggage van travels with the trains. The carriages are open but roofed and were fitted out specifically for Britzer Garten, each seating 20 to 25 people.