Once upon a time, kings hunted pheasant here. Today, the Alte Fasanerie in Berlin-Lübars offers something different. It is a place where nature, culture, and community meet.
The Alte Fasanerie has a rich history. It dates back to 1740. King Frederick II founded it. In 1843, the land became farmland. From 1966 to 1977, it was a pig farm. In 1978, the district of Reinickendorf bought the land. This was during the time of the Berlin Wall. The goal was to give city children a chance to experience nature. The Jugend- und Familienfarm Lübars was born. It became famous throughout Berlin.
Since 2014, the Elisabethstift has managed the Alte Fasanerie. They have expanded it with a restaurant and organic vegetable farming. Leisure, nature, and community are always central.
The Alte Fasanerie focuses on children. They can explore freely and discover nature. The farm offers courses and holiday programs. Its Hofschule connects learning with fun. The team supports parents. They help create a stable environment for children. The Alte Fasanerie offers meaningful activities away from screens. City kids can experience rural life here. The farm creates a meeting place for all ages and backgrounds. It is a place to relax and enjoy.
The Alte Fasanerie is deeply rooted in its community. People can donate or offer support to children and families. Every contribution helps this special place. It ensures it remains a space for everyone.
The Alte Fasanerie connects people, nature, and a common goal. That goal is a better future for the city’s children. This charming place is unforgettable.
Today, the Alte Fasanerie is still here for you. It is a place to breathe, wonder, celebrate, learn, and participate. It is a meeting place for everyone. The Alte Fasanerie combines this with community engagement for children.
A few animals live on the farm. You can visit alpacas, chickens, pheasants, and horses. The Alte Fasanerie has a small oasis. It has a pond, a show garden, and a cafe. There are shady spots to relax. The farm grows vegetables. It also shows a herb garden and many flowers. The Alte Fasanerie wants to inspire you.
The Gutshof has an interesting history. It was once a pheasantry. Now, pheasants live on the farm again. This is why it is called Alte Fasanerie.
The Alte Fasanerie belongs to the Elisabethstift. This is a child and youth welfare organization.