Pappelplatz

Pappelplatz is a garden monument and historical square in Berlin-Mitte with an open layout centered on a fountain featuring The Money Counter statue. The space is bordered by maintained green areas, pathways, and a skate park that make the square suitable for various uses.

The square was founded in 1833 under the architectural direction of Hermann Mächtig and later recognized as a garden monument within Berlin's heritage protection system. This official status reflects its importance to the city's development during the 1800s.

This square serves as a meeting point for various age groups who spend time outdoors and use the space for everyday activities. It functions as an important community gathering place for the local Mitte district.

The location is directly accessible via a tram stop, which simplifies arrival from different parts of Berlin. The open structure with multiple pathways allows visitors to explore the square easily and navigate the grounds.

The central Money Counter statue was created in 1912 by artist Ernst Wenck and serves as the visual focal point of the square. This artwork regularly captures the attention of passersby and defines the character of this historic location.

Location: Berlin-Mitte

Inception: 1833

Architects: Hermann Mächtig

Website: https://stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/staedtebau/foerderprogramme/denkmalschutz/de/foerdervorhaben/rosenthaler_vorstadt/pappelplatz.shtml

GPS coordinates: 52.53247,13.39513

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:25