In the middle of the Berlin quarter, the verdant Heinrich-Zille-Square – more of a small park, actually – invites you to enjoy a picnic, play games and do sport.

The playground includes two separate play areas with sandpits. In the area for toddlers (under the age of 3), there’s a climbing frame in the form of a ship as well as slides and seesaws with springs. The older children can whiz down the tube slide, test their balance on the tire seesaw or conquer the large play and climbing house.

Snacks and refreshing drinks are available at the adjacent kiosk, as well as a WC.

Teens and adults will also really enjoy themselves here. Besides the playground, there’s an activity area with a trampoline, larger callisthenic elements and a slackline. The highlight for all soccer fans are the two cageball fields. Everything is accessible and can be used free of charge.