🌳Visitors note the park offers a quiet place to walk with benches and shade.
⚠️Reviewers mention the structure can feature graffiti and overgrown areas.
Fifty-three meters of sandstone colonnades that once framed the royal entry bridge near Alexanderplatz now stand in Heinrich-von-Kleist-Park, relocated in 1910 ahead of urban expansion and spared from wartime destruction.
53-meter sandstone colonnades
Relocated in 1910
Heinrich von Kleist Park
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🌳Visitors note the park offers a quiet place to walk with benches and shade.
⚠️Reviewers mention the structure can feature graffiti and overgrown areas.
Fifty-three meters of sandstone colonnades that once framed the royal entry bridge near Alexanderplatz now stand in Heinrich-von-Kleist-Park, relocated in 1910 ahead of urban expansion and spared from wartime destruction.
53-meter sandstone colonnades
Relocated in 1910
Heinrich von Kleist Park
They recommend it:
Google
(130)
4.3
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- 53-meter sandstone colonnades
- Relocated in 1910
- Heinrich von Kleist Park
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