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Prinzessinnengarten, Urban garden at Moritzplatz, Berlin, Germany.

The garden spans 6000 square meters near Moritzplatz station, featuring vegetable beds, beehives, and a café serving fresh produce from the garden.

In 2009, Nomadisch Grün transformed an abandoned plot of land into a green space, marking the beginning of Berlin's largest urban gardening initiative.

The garden serves as an educational center where participants learn about organic farming, seed production, and sustainable urban agriculture through hands-on workshops.

From April to October, visitors can purchase local produce, sponsor vegetable beds, or participate in community gardening sessions at the Prinzessinnengärten.

The garden employs mobile planting techniques using raised beds and rice sacks, allowing for flexibility in case the location needs to change.

Location: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg

Inception: 2009

Phone: +4917624332297

Website: https://prinzessinnengarten.net

GPS coordinates: 52.50310,13.41110

Latest update: March 6, 2025 10:48

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