Discover Lichtenrade: Free tours with Marina Heimann!

Discover Lichtenrade: Free tours with Marina Heimann!

Rehagener Straße 34, 12307 Berlin, Deutschland - On May 27, 2025, the popular tours through Lichtenrade will start and end at Bahnhofstrasse 39. As reported [berlin.de] (https://www.berlin.de/ba-tempelhof-schoeneberg/aktuelles/pressemagetungen/2025/Pressemage department. 1564339.php), the trips are planned every hour between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Participation in these tours is free of charge, but a ticket is required.

The free tickets are available in the office of the landowner association Berlin-Lichtenrade e.V., which is located at Rehagener Strasse 34. The office is open on Monday and Friday from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

entertaining city tours

The tours are accompanied by the Lichtenrad chronicler and city guide Marina Heimann, who has already inspired many visitors with their expertise and enthusiasm for the local history. This tradition continues, as at the event for the 110th anniversary of Bahnhofstrasse, which took place on October 13, 2016. At that time, a traditional bus transported numerous light raders despite uncomfortable weather and offered historical insights into the area.

In this special tour, Bahnhofstrasse, Wünsdorfer Straße, Barnetstraße, Schichauweg and Motzener Straße were controlled. The participants received interesting information about the first shipbuilding test institution and the Königsgraben as water collectors. The historic tram line 99 and the effects of the wall time on Lichtenrade were also discussed.

variety of art and culture

In addition to the city -historical tours, art is also very important in Lichtenrade. The 9th Lichtenrad art window inspires with the participation of 48 artists and 53 shops. The works of art can be admired during the tours and show the creative diversity of the district as an example. At the opening event, over 70 visitors were present and enjoyed finger food, which was prepared with ingredients from the Fairtrade program.

Another highlight is the upcoming community design of an Advent calendar artist Christmas tree next November, which underlines the lively cultural scene in Lichtenrade.

Berlin is considered a hospitable and cosmopolitan city. Arrivalguides emphasizes that there are no taboo and the city is probably the cheapest Western European capitals. There are numerous means of transport for visitors to explore the various districts with their unique atmospheres. Especially in the Mitte district, where there are many sights, the use of public transport is recommended.

With a solid organization and a attractive program, Lichtenrade again proves to be an attractive destination for locals and visitors. The combination of history, art and a close sense of community makes these tours an unforgettable experience.