Volkspark Wuhlheide, Urban park in Köpenick, Germany.
Volkspark Wuhlheide is a large green space in Köpenick with mature trees, open meadows, and wooded sections. The park contains children's playgrounds, sports fields for activities, and a public swimming pool.
Landscape architect Ernst Harrich designed this recreation area in 1920 as a response to Berlin's rapid industrialization. The project was part of a broader movement to give city residents better access to nature and outdoor spaces.
The park serves as a gathering place where neighbors spend time together outdoors across its various zones. The grilling areas, dance spaces, and open-air stage host events that bring the local community together regularly.
You can reach the park easily using the S-Bahn line S3 or trams 21, 27, 37, and 67. The main entrance is located at Treskowallee in the Köpenick district.
The park contains a miniature park displaying over 60 scale models of Berlin and Brandenburg landmarks. These models are constructed at 1:25 scale and show famous local buildings and monuments in tiny form.
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