We owe the idea for the small Spreewald Park in Schöneiche on the eastern outskirts of Berlin to the imaginative innkeeper Max Mann in the 1920s, who created an artificial canal landscape similar to the Spreewald to attract more guests to his restaurant. It was used for boat trips like in the more distant Spreewald.
The park, which is now run by the Naturschutzaktiv Schöneiche e. V. association, offers a variety of educational and adventure trails for getting to know nature. In the partially silted-up water basin of the former bathing establishment, fish feel very comfortable among the reeds and water lilies, and a giant dinosaur stands on the bank of the water. Large parts of the park can be accessed again via wooden bridges and footbridges and nature in the landscape can be discovered. It can be explored on foot on a water trail, art trail, nature trail, sensory trail or a geological trail. A herb display garden introduces visitors to native plants.
If you want to come here with children, you will find plenty of space to play and romp around.
Year of construction: 1926
Directions: Car: B1 to Schöneiche exit; Train: S3 to Friedrichshagen, then tram to Schöneiche
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Opening hours
Comfort information
Partially restricted flooring (indoor and/or outdoor)
Guest toilet is accessible without stairs
Convenient access by public transport
Wheelchairs / other walking or mobility aids are available for hire
Changing facilities for toddlers
Distance of visitor parking to the entrance: 20
additional information
The small Spreewald Park is a public park in the municipality of Schöneiche near Berlin. There is no visitor service building in the park! A park restroom with an accessible toilet is available during opening hours.
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