Park am Weißen See, Public park in Pankow, Germany.
Park am Weißen See spreads across 21 hectares around a glacial lake with walking paths, meadows, and century-old trees in northeastern Berlin. The grounds include boat rentals, playgrounds, and the historic Milchhäuschen restaurant for visitors.
The park began as a manor garden in the early 1800s under Johann Heinrich Leberecht Pistorius. It became public grounds in 1917 and has served the surrounding neighborhoods ever since.
The open-air stage hosts summer concerts and film screenings that draw locals to the park for entertainment and community gatherings.
A 1.3-kilometer barrier-free circular path surrounds the lake and connects various facilities throughout the grounds. This route accommodates different mobility needs and makes navigation straightforward for all visitors.
The White Lake formed during the Weichselian glaciation and reaches depths of 9.7 meters, making it one of Berlin's deepest bodies of water. This quality draws boaters and swimmers who value the water's depth and clarity.
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