Hegelplatz becomes the greenest climate recipes: This is how Berlin becomes fit for the future!
Experience the series of events for climate adjustment at Hegelplatz in Berlin-Mitte on September 18 and 19. Free and informative!

Hegelplatz becomes the greenest climate recipes: This is how Berlin becomes fit for the future!
On September 18 and 19, 2025, there will be a significant on-site activity on Hegelplatz in Berlin-Mitte under the title "Hegelplatz Berlin-Mitte: Climate adjustment and rainwater management for the sponge city of tomorrow". In the press release of the Mitte district, presented by the district mayor Stefanie Remlinger, the event is emphasized as a central step in climate adjustment and in rainwater management. It is organized by the street and green space office (SGA) and the climate management of the district office. Berlin.de reports that the event is free and open to anyone interested.
The goal of this initiative is the demonstration of innovative measures to adapt to climate in everyday urban life. The measures presented include innovative rainwater infiltration systems, new green areas and the planting of additional trees. In particular, these actions should help to alleviate the consequences of heavy rain events and heat periods in the urban rooms and are part of the concept of the "sponge city". Federal Environment Agency explains that this concept is water -sensitive and aims at better absorption and storage of rainfall.
The challenge of climate change
The German adaptation strategy to climate change (das) plays an important role in the political framework for adapting to these challenges. According to the current analysis of the climate effect and risk analysis for Germany, significant findings about climate impacts and fields of action were gained. The third monitoring report 2023 provides information on the measures already implemented against the effects of climate change, with the focus on urban rooms and their infrastructure. Schwammstadt.de emphasizes how essential a sustainable urban development is in order to effectively counter the consequences of extreme weather events.
The loads on city trees have increased significantly due to climate change. High temperatures and long dry phases increase the trees because they are under stress due to compacted soils and air pollution. City trees not only do ecosystem services such as wind protection and CO2 binding, but also have a cooling function that is an advantage in the urban space. The protection of these trees and their preservation is therefore of great importance. The improvement of your living space conditions is crucial for the climate -proof of urban infrastructures and contributes to relieving the temperature tips in the cities.
Conclusion and outlook
The upcoming events on Hegelplatz illustrate the urgency with which cities have to react to the consequences of climate change. The measures that are launched here are part of a far -reaching plan to improve urban quality of life and to adapt to future climatic challenges. It is to be hoped that such initiatives can mobilize other supporters and serve as a model for other cities. Information about the event is available on the website of the WEITH of the climate adjustment.