Zeppelinplatz

Zeppelinplatz is a public square with walking paths, rest areas, and open green spaces surrounded by residential buildings and Beuth University of Applied Sciences. The western section contains sports facilities including table tennis tables, fitness equipment, and a renovated soccer field.

The square was named after Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin, a German pioneer in airship technology during the early 1900s. His name commemorates a significant innovation that shaped aviation history.

Students and neighbors gather at various spots throughout the grounds to view and discuss artworks created by Beuth University students on display.

The square is well-equipped and easily accessible, with areas for active users and visitors who want to relax. Various facilities are distributed across the grounds and offer options for different activities.

Children can activate water fountains by stepping on pressure plates at the water playground, making water flow and splash. This interactive feature creates a fun and refreshing spot for families.

Location: Berlin-Mitte

GPS coordinates: 52.54612,13.35326

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:14