Tiergarten

Discover one of Berlin’s most beloved green spaces, perfect for relaxing strolls, cycling, and picnics. Located in the heart of the city, the Tiergarten offers a peaceful escape from the urban hustle, with scenic lakes, beautiful gardens, and fascinating monuments waiting around every corner.

A Brief History

Originally established as a hunting ground for the Prussian kings in the 16th century, this lush park was transformed over the centuries into a public city garden. After suffering devastation during World War II, it was lovingly restored, and today it stands as a symbol of Berlin’s resilience and love for nature.

Best Time to Visit

While the Tiergarten is open all year round, spring and summer are ideal for vibrant blossoms and outdoor activities. In autumn, the park transforms with golden leaves, making it especially picturesque. Even in winter, the serene atmosphere offers a unique charm.

Can I picnic or cycle there?

Yes. The expansive lawns are perfect for picnics, and the park’s many trails are ideal for cycling. Remember to stick to designated paths and respect other visitors.

Are there any notable landmarks in the park?

Absolutely. You’ll find famous sights such as the Victory Column, various statues, and lakes, all scattered across the grounds to explore during your visit.

Why visit with Civitatis?

• Expert guides share fascinating stories and hidden gems you might miss on your own.
• Worry-free tour organization—just relax and enjoy your day.
• Flexible schedules and options for every visitor's interests.
• Customer support in English to answer any questions before, during, and after your visit.