Tiergarten

Nestled in the heart of Berlin lies a sprawling, magnificent garden offering an array of activities for visitors to enjoy. Towering trees encircle the park, creating a tranquil atmosphere, while a diverse range of wildlife, including birds, ducks, and squirrels, adds to the enchanting ambiance. Within this verdant oasis, visitors can explore monuments and bridges that seamlessly blend with the natural landscape. Additionally, charming cafes and inviting benches dot the pathways, providing ample opportunities for relaxation and socializing. Undoubtedly, this park stands as a pinnacle of perfection, offering an unparalleled experience not only in Germany but potentially the world.

Grocer Tiergarten Berlin, which is one of the largest zoos in the city, is known as the main attraction of Berlin. The garden was originally a royal hunting ground where deer, wild boar and other game were kept. Covering an abundance of beautiful trees, shrubs and flowers, the Tiergarten spans 210 hectares and is a great place for relaxing, walking and boating. This park contains many statues and monuments. Among these buildings, we can mention the statue of Queen Louise built in 1880 and the monument built in 1849 for Frederick Wilhelm III. Do not miss visiting this garden

Everyone that visits Berlin should walk through Tiergarten Park. It’s right next to Brandenburg gate. My husband and I walked through from Brandenburg Gate to the Victory Column. It was a long walk but well worth it. This park is beautiful, well maintained, and safe. We saw families, young children, dogs, runners. It was the perfect time of year because the leaves had just started changing.

Such a beautiful park! Just a note, there isn’t a tram stop at the victory column so you may need to catch a taxi or Uber or walk back through the park. There are public (free) bathrooms at the victory column.

Such a stunning park for a really pleasant walk in the city Central Park even in this beautiful season of autumn all you can enjoy more colours all around. There are lots of interesting statues in all over the park. The sound of birds gives You nice feelings of nature where no traffic sound.
The iconic Berlin park located between East and West Berlin. The park has lots of small landmarks, monuments, statues and little lakes. Defo worth a visit when in Berlin.

Absolutely stunning park in Berlin. It’s massive, you could spend hours here walking the trails. Quiet and perfect place to get some fresh air and escape into the greenery.

A very huge and beautiful park with lots of greenery, statues and monuments, swamps and rivers, and open spaces for picnic. Had nice experience strolling through the garden. Loved the Englisch Garten and the Rose Garten. Stork and little ducks in the swamp were little perks.

Beautiful way to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Also super accessible via bus.

Maybe the best city park in Germany for running and taking your dog for walks. Well maintained yet some signs of vandalism here and there. Not recommended to use after dark though.

A massive and lovely park with wooded and open air areas.

I don't understand why it is called Tierpark since there are no animals around. Anyway it is very nice with a lot of alleys and monuments around. In autumn it's a beauty.

An iconic park located in the heart of the city between the east and the west sides. There are lakes, statues and flowers spread across the park. A perfect place for a picnic, reading a book, running or cycling. Family and kids friendly. Recommended to all visitors to the city.

One of the best parks I've been to, both in terms of infrastructure and wilderness. Has a lot of passages, monuments, rose gardens, ducks, a river, trees, even small islands. I'd love to take another walk when the weather is fine, but even in the rainy day I visited I still loved it. Great place to play Pokémon Go, too. Saw a stork flying through above the river. Seems well maintained and a great place for picnic.

Such an amazing place in the heart of a busy city like Berlin. It doesn't matter if it rains or it's a sunny day, you can enjoy a walk in this park. It is amazing for your family gathering or visiting your friends or even going on a date, this park is massive and it is good for all these events.

Beautiful and huge park. It's so large that it's easy to find quiet places to simply sit or walk and enjoy nature alone. It has a lot of pathways and entrances and many benches to sit as well. There is a rose garden inside it that's worth visiting too.

The iconic Berlin park located between East and West Berlin. The park has lots of small landmarks inside of it and statues and little lakes. Def worth a visit when in Berlin to just have a little walk.

best view in Berlin, autumn will be better when the trees become different colors. Need to buy a ticket for entrance but worth it.
There’s a museum in the building describing all the specials memorials and building in Germany

A stunning park which provides a really pleasant location to walk through. There are lots of interesting statues to find and observe and there is a tranquil feeling. The sound of bird calling is very pleasant here and it is a great place to feel at one with nature.

Summer days in the tiergarten are one of Berlin's top attractions. There are many secret spots suitable for everyone and everything 🦒 if you take the time to explore. Best explored by bicycle

A very beautiful and big park. It’s very popular by all people. Sometimes is closed for big marathons. Very green and has some lakes. Highly recommended for picnics or relaxing.

Beautiful garden/ park to walk around in. I must have walked at least 5 km in and around the park and saw ponds, bridges, monuments, beautiful autumn colours and happy bouncing dogs playing fetch. Brings sheer joy to your heart. And all of it is free. But bring some cash/ spare change in case there's someone singing to make some money and you'd like to donate. You can't hear the traffic even though it's in the city. Loved this place.