Mauerpark translates to "Wall Park." The location of the park was a former part of the Berlin Wall…read moreand its Death Strip. A strip of the wall still stands in the park and is a place for graffiti artists. There is a flea market and karaoke show on Sundays.

Famous park for its graffitis. Teenagers get together here and have their beers, and artists have…read morebig walls were they get to be free and create with their aerosols. Great experience! Parque famoso por sus graffitis. Jóvenes se juntan aquí y toman sus cervezas, y los artistas tienen paredes gigantes donde pueden ser libres y crear con sus aerosoles. Gran experiencia!

Man the Rehberge rocks! Chilling, calming & nice atmosphere! I do enjoy it every time I'm in…read moreBerlin! That's the place to be guys! Summer in Rehberge! yeah

No entry fee, but extended walking along sports places (football and tennis) and secret nature is…read morepossible here. Cars may be parked all around the park. Wildlife is surrounded from safe fences, clean and tidy the ways. Calmness along many small rivers and ponds, partly hidden from tremendously growing trees and grasses are exemplifying the climate of East Germany.

Tiergarten is a very-very large park. And, when I say it it very large, I do mean it is truly very…read morelarge. It is one of the biggest city parks I have ever experienced. Located right in the heart of Berlin, Tiergarten is almost impossible to miss, as all roads lead to it or through it. Once inside this park, you'll you'll find a very large amount of all kinds of trees, plants, grass, and shrubbery. The park is truly a testament to a vast natural space in the center of a city. You will see people riding their bikes, running, walking, and just kicking back on the grass throughout the park. As urban as most of Berlin tends to be, this park is truly a space for a person to workout in nature or just commune with all that is natural. The one thing I will say, that I find very curious about this park, is that there are very few restrooms. You really have to walk a distance to one if you need to use the facilities. From this, I have seen a number of people, particularly men, just using the side of a tree to relieve themselves. I imagine, as vast as this park is, where there are numerous private places, this is not that uncommon of an occurrence. This is not a criticism, this is just something for your to keep in mind if you come to this park. Be aware, you should know where one of the few restrooms are located before you enter the park, just in case you realize you need to go. Overall, this a great park. A fun place to just walk and enjoy nature and some peace in Berlin.

One of the most disappointing parks I've ever been to. I was expecting something like Central Park…read moreor even at least something like Chapultepec Park in Mexico. Instead it's just a giant swamp filled with bicyclists, nowhere to sit, nothing to see. Very few benches. Sprinklers that spray pathways. It's right next to the Bundestag and Brandenburg Gate and absolutely does not share the magnificence of those places.

I have been to quite lot parks, doesn't matter where I stay, I will always try to find great park…read moreto read, jogging or catch up with friends. So I consider myself a park lover. Back to the topic. This park is ok size, not so big or small, got a pond in the middle, quite a nice place to relax. There also playground there, not so big, but better than nothing. I also saw a little garden there. It was just seem a bit messy. Inside the park has a nice cafe, it seem like great place to have a drink or two. I have tried it out yet. Around the park got couple different style restaurants and bars. It's always nice to see some greens inside the busy city. The park itself doesn't really have anything special, for a small walk isn't a bad idea.