Gemeindepark Lankwitz, Garden monument in Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Germany.
Gemeindepark Lankwitz is a garden monument in the Berlin district of Steglitz-Zehlendorf with broad green areas, established trees, and a large pond. This space includes playgrounds, sports fields, fitness trails, miniature golf, and fenced areas housing deer, goats, and sheep.
Landscape architect Carl Rimann designed this space, which opened on September 2, 1911. It later received protected status as a garden monument.
This is a gathering place where local residents spend time with family and friends among the trees and open spaces. The different areas serve various purposes, creating a social hub where people come to relax away from the busy streets.
The space is walkable from nearby neighborhoods and has several accessible entrances. Visitors should expect good pathways throughout and facilities are available, especially near the main areas.
A raised mound in the center holds a memorial with walls inscribed with soldier names from both World Wars. This elevated placement makes the monument visible from multiple points across the grounds.
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