Lustgarten

  Lustgarten sits at the heart of Berlin’s Mitte district, nestled between the iconic Museum Island and the vast Spree River. Dating back to the 17th century, this park was originally designed as a royal garden, showcasing the grandeur of the Prussian Empire. Today, it serves as a public park where visitors can relax on the lush lawns or enjoy cultural events, especially during the summer months. The park is notable for its central fountain, which adds a refreshing touch to the green space, and visitors can often spot locals and tourists alike enjoying picnics or leisurely strolls under the shade of the surrounding trees. Just a stone's throw from Unter den Linden boulevard, Lustgarten offers a perfect blend of history and modern-day leisure.