Discover Halensee: Walk with District City Council on September 14th

A look in Halensee: Discovery tour through Berlin's smallest district

On 14. September 2024 there will again be an exciting neighborhood walk, led by District City Councilor Christoph Brzezinski. This walk offers the opportunity to discover the charming district of Halensee, which is not only the smallest within the district, but also takes a special position in Berlin because it is the second smallest part of the entire city.

The meeting point for the interested participants is at 2 p.m. at the Grunewald cemetery, which can be easily reached both by the S-Bahn and the bus, including the lines M19 and M29. This central point is the beginning of an informative and entertaining tour through the streets and parks of Halensee.

The route of the walk leads from the picturesque cemetery over the "lemon", a popular restaurant in the area, and through the impressive Friedenthalpark, which invites you to relax and linger. The adjacent Halensee will also be crossed before the participants can continue on the famous Kurfürstendamm in order to reach the Grandmeisterplatz and the Grand Master Church. These places are witnesses to the rich history and the cultural diversity in Berlin, which can be experienced up close when walking.

Participation in this neighborhood walk is free of charge and prior registration is not required. This promotes the community and opens up the opportunity to discover the beauty of Halensees without financial hurdles in the way. This type of events is an important part of district life and helps to strengthen the sense of community.

The website of the district office is available for more information about the neighborhood walks and past tours. Here interested parties can get an overview of the ongoing offers and look forward to further explorations in the various districts of Berlin.

This neighborhood walk is not only an opportunity to explore, but also a sign of the commitment of the district administration to integrate citizens into the diverse facets of their living environment. The event symbolizes the importance of the connection between the citizens and their neighborhood, which is essential for a lively and dynamic community.

On behalf of
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