Museum für Naturkunde
Natural history museum on Invalidenstraße with dinosaur exhibits from the Triassic to the Cretaceous, a wet collection and a microscopy area that hosts open studio sessions.
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Natural history museum on Invalidenstraße with dinosaur exhibits from the Triassic to the Cretaceous, a wet collection and a microscopy area that hosts open studio sessions.
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A reconstructed medieval village where volunteer blacksmiths, casters and weavers show old crafts around 1200.
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An open-air village from around 1170 to 1220, with living history weekends and open-fire flatbread on opening days.
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A waterside leisure area of small canals formed by the Müggelspree, run by a volunteer water-friends association with photo galleries of past and present views.
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A community garden run by two Protestant parishes on a former Wall border strip beside the memorial, with a quiet high point over an old cemetery.
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A green space to stroll through and sit in, free to visit during the day.
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A 30-hectare green space in Kreuzberg with beach volleyball, playgrounds and wilder nature areas left from its former wasteland phase. A 2.5 km storywalk tells the story of its transformation, and food and drink are sold on site.
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A park in Wilmersdorf open at all hours, for strolling or sitting outdoors.
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A community garden in Neukölln where members grow vegetables, herbs and flowers on their own plots.
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A park in Zehlendorf to stroll or sit in, with limited wheelchair access.
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A regional restaurant and beer garden on the Müggelsee shore in Köpenick, with views over the water and forest around it.
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A collection of living trees and shrubs kept by Humboldt-Universität in Baumschulenweg, to walk through slowly.
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A beer garden in Schöneberg serving Palatinate and Alsatian specialties, run as an ecological business, with its outdoor area being redesigned for climate adaptation and species diversity.
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A garden in Lichterfelde laid out by a plant classification system, with step-free access.
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A forest museum in Grunewald in a former 1914 tree nursery gardener's house, with hands-on senses tests and tree identification. An outdoor forest garden with a barefoot path sits beside it.
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Forest and moorland in north Spandau with hiking trails, two nature-reserve moors and a viewing tower over an enclosure of wild boar, deer and mouflon.
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A garden section in Lichterfelde planted with high-mountain plants from the western Caucasus, to stroll through.
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A garden in Plänterwald to stroll through.
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A garden in Plänterwald in southeast Berlin.
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A garden in Plänterwald in southeast Berlin.
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A garden in Plänterwald in southeast Berlin.
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A garden in Plänterwald in southeast Berlin.
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Experimental field in Treptow, still being built, showing farming methods from around the world such as the Mexican milpa and Ethiopian clay pot irrigation. Visitors can take part in group activities.
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A garden in Lichterfelde that is accessible for wheelchair users.
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