Zeltinger Platz

Zeltinger Platz is a park and square in northern Berlin with green spaces, pathways, and seating areas that serves as a central gathering point in the Frohnau neighborhood. The space connects different residential areas and is surrounded by trees that provide shade and create a relaxed environment.

The square emerged in the early 20th century as part of the founding of Frohnau, a garden city settlement that Count Donnersmarck planned to create an upscale residential community. The development followed the garden city ideal that was popular among urban planners of that era.

The square is named after a general and serves residents as a meeting point for daily encounters and seasonal events. People use the benches and green spaces to spend time together and foster neighborhood connections.

The space is easily accessible with flat pathways suitable for visitors of all abilities. Nearby there is a pharmacy and the square connects via a bridge to neighboring areas across the railway tracks.

A modern fountain on the grounds operates year-round and features special access features from April through October for visitors. The fountain was added recently and has become a feature that draws both locals and visitors.

Location: Reinickendorf

Inception: 1910

GPS coordinates: 52.63360,13.29082

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:24