Britzer Garten

Ten hectares worth of lakes, theme gardens such as the famous rose garden, playgrounds, a geological garden, a witch garden invite you to stroll around and enjoy. The great outdoor laboratory hosts a permanent exhibition concerning the world of animals and plants. At Kalenderplatz, the largest sundial in Europe is found. Whoever has become exhausted from having walked through the 100 acre large garden can continue exploring the garden with the help of the park train - or such persons may opt to pay a visit to one of the three restaurants which are open year round (Café am See, Bistro am Kalenderplatz, Restaurant Britzer Mühle). Toilets are wheelchair accessible, wheelchair rental service, tactile signs Bicycles and dogs are not permitted in the garden.

Animal enclosures and wildlife

Also on the premises is a large animal enclosure, housing sheep, goats, donkeys and ducks. People come here, especially at Easter, to admire the little lambs. If you’re lucky, you can sneak a peek at the wildlife in the Britz Garden, for example, the two swan families or the foxes. Children will especially enjoy the large play area: There are glaciers and deserts, the rock and water landscape also promise exciting adventures. During the Berlin summer holidays, young architects can also help to extend the clay Makunaima village (more information at www.interglotz.de).

An atmospheric concert evening surrounded by green

Every year in late summer, the Britzer Garten invites you to the Classical Open Air. You can look forward to well-known melodies and classical compositions performed by an orchestra and accompanied by a band with outstanding soloists. The spectacular firework display over the lake at the end makes this summer concert evening in the open air a very special experience.

Accessible to all!

Wheelchairs can be hired via the entrance on Mohriner Allee. To be on the safe side, call +49 30 700 906 186 in advance to reserve a wheelchair. In addition to wheelchair-accessible toilets, there are signs in visual and tactile language. There is also an audio walk through the Britzer Garten with 37 stations. Information is available via the "Berlin for the Blind" portal.

Bicycles and dogs are not permitted in the garden.

Over the next few years, individual sections of the Britzer Garten will be expanded and developed step by step according to the "Britzer Garten 2030 Development Concept".