Universum Landes-Ausstellungs-Park, Public park in Moabit district, Berlin, Germany.
Universum Landes-Ausstellungs-Park is a triangular green space situated between Invalidenstrasse, Alt-Moabit street, and Berlin Central Station, featuring contemporary landscape design. The site includes paved pathways, seating areas, and multiple access points that connect it to the surrounding transport network.
The site originated in 1879 as an exhibition ground where Werner Siemens demonstrated the first electric locomotive in operation. Later, from 1936 onward, it served as an aviation museum displaying important aircraft technology.
The space recalls its past as an exhibition ground where Berliners once gathered to see innovations and technological advances. Today, visitors still experience it as a place of encounter and learning in the heart of the city.
The park is easily accessible from the central train station and provides multiple comfortable routes for walking or sitting. Most areas are flat and accessible, making it convenient for a variety of visitors.
The site was once the location of tragic events during World War II when political prisoners were executed there. This dark chapter forms part of Berlin's complex history and remains part of the place's memory.
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