LUSTGARTEN

Lustgarten is one of the popular public parks in the city which is located on Museum Island. The park originally started as a kitchen garden in the 16th century, then became the residence of the elector of Brandenburg. The Lustgarten was later turned into a royal garden in the 17th century by garden designers Michael Hanf and Johann Sigismund Elsholtz.

Also called a “pleasure garden”, the Lustgarten is a beautiful public garden that started out as a kitchen garden in the 16th century. The garden has an intense history dating back to the 16th century.You can witness many beautiful statues, bird cages, and fountains which add charm to this beautiful place.

The garden is surrounded by many iconic attractions such as the river Spree, the Altes Museum, the Berliner Dome, and a big square. This is one of the most popular spots among locals for outdoor activities like picnicking, jogging, walking, and biking.

Highlights

• Explore one of the most popular public parks in the city surrounded by various attractions on Museum island.
• Learn more about the interesting history of the park which was first started as a kitchen garden.
• Witness the view of many iconic attractions located at the park such as river Spree, the Altes Museum, the Berliner Dome, and a big square.
• Go on a tour of the park where you can come across various bird cages, fountains and statues.