Amalienpark

Amalienpark spans across Pankow district with dedicated walking paths, gardens, and carefully arranged green spaces filled with native trees and plants.

Otto March designed this park in 1897, marking a period of urban development when Berlin expanded its public recreational spaces for growing communities.

The park reflects German landscape architecture principles of the late 19th century through its systematic layout and integration of natural elements.

Visitors can reach the park through multiple public transportation options, with benches and information signs distributed throughout the grounds.

The park maintains its original 19th-century pathways and garden structure, serving as a living example of Otto March's architectural vision.

Location: Pankow

Inception: 1897

Architects: Otto March

GPS coordinates: 52.57256,13.41386

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:17