Explore the tranquil streets and historic landmarks of Niederschönhausen.
Tour overview
Schloss Schönhausen
Schloss Schönhausen is a beautiful baroque palace with a rich history, having served as the residence of Prussian queens and the seat of East German government. Interesting fact: The palace was the residence of Wilhelm Pieck, East Germany’s first president.
Brosepark
Brosepark is a charming park known for its beautiful landscaping, historic monuments, and peaceful atmosphere. Unique feature: The park is named after the Brose family, who donated the land to the city.
Ossietzkyplatz
Ossietzkyplatz is a historic square that serves as a central meeting point in Niederschönhausen. Remarkable point: The square is named after Carl von Ossietzky, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate who fought for human rights.
Waldstraße
Waldstraße is a scenic street lined with trees and historic houses, offering a picturesque walk through Niederschönhausen. Did you know? Many of the houses on Waldstraße date back to the early 20th century, showcasing beautiful architectural styles.
Dietzgenstraße
Dietzgenstraße is a major street that runs through the heart of Niederschönhausen, lined with shops, cafes, and cultural venues. Interesting detail: The street is named after Joseph Dietzgen, a prominent socialist philosopher.
