Volkspark am Weinbergsweg

Volkspark am Weinbergsweg is a public park in Berlin-Mitte with distinct sections at different elevations, play areas, and sports facilities spread across about 4 hectares. The terrain combines paved pathways with open grass areas where various activities take place throughout the year.

The site was a vineyard in the 19th century, established and worked by a French wine merchant who used the slopes for cultivation. In the 1950s, this location was transformed into a public park and took on the form it has today.

The park carries the name of the vineyard that once grew here, preserving this history in its identity today. Visitors find numerous spaces designed for gathering, showing how this site transformed from private wine production into a neighborhood gathering place.

The park is easily accessible during daylight hours and offers areas for play, sports, and relaxation with various facilities including a café. Visitors should be aware that the terrain is hilly and different pathways present varying physical demands.

The southern slope of the park contains specialized garden sections that showcase plants from different climate zones, allowing visitors to see unusual flora. These botanical areas are rare in Berlin and give the park an unexpected educational value.

Location: Berlin-Mitte

Inception: 1954

Opening Hours: 24/7

GPS coordinates: 52.53194,13.40139

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:47