I really like this place, it is really just like its name. inside this places full of gardens which…read moredifferent styles and cultures from around the world. I came here for the Cherry Blossom Festival recently, it was just beautiful. althought we have to drove quite awhile and waited on the line for some time, I think it really worth it. They offer different kind of evnet during the year. So there is always a good reason to pay a visit. The place is really huge, it might take more than one day to check out everything. there are many different areas inside, so far I only visited couple of them, such as Chinese Garden, Japanese Garden, and some other small garden. The chinese Garden looked really great. got a small lake inside, it was quite a nice place to take a break or take great pictures. The Japanese Garden was also amazing, especially in spring, with the Cherry blossom, just really romantic and beautiful, it got a zen garden inside, just follow the path you won't miss it. I also been to other small one, they weren't as grand as these two I just mentioned, but they were also great. I am sure there are more cool and beautiful places inside this place I haven't check them out yet, so I am sure, I will come back. And who doesn't like a small escape from the city life. The garden of world isn'T free to enter. the price of the ticket usually cost 5 euro, but it changes depend on the festivals which is hold during certain period. Just have a look on their page before heading here.

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What a playground. Water play. Rope jungle. Huge animal statues. Clay making. Climbing areas that…read morego on and on. And that's apparently just one of three playgrounds here at Britzer Garten, a huge suburban park that's got a lake, a little train, plentiful benches and flower gardens, several snack stands and at least one very nice looking cafe on the small lake. This made a very fun outing for our crew of young European travelers (i.e., kids 4-8) who had enjoyed all the sightseeing but were also ready for a good place to just run around with the local kids. If you're going from downtown Berlin: it's only 20 minutes or so on the U-6 to Alt-Mariendorf, but you will then definitely want to take the bus to one of the park entrances. It's only a 5-10 minute bus ride -- and pretty easy to figure out once you arrive at Alt-Mariendorf -- but the distance is further than it looks on a map... and you don't want to use all your little people's energy just walking down a semi-busy street. Also, check out the map on the park's website before you go. I'd suggest aiming for one of the SW entrances (bus 179 as of this week), which are adjacent to the playground our kids enjoyed. (We entered from the North and bus 181, and there is not much up there other than flowers). Overall the park is plenty close that it's not a big deal getting there, but far enough that I'd consider it at least a half-day outing.

This is a wonderful place to see. Give yourself lots of time- it's over 90 hectares…read more There is a playground, lots of lakes, paths to stroll and sculptures to contemplate. Don't miss out on a great crepe while you're there! Bring your kite if it's breezy...