Hasenheide

The Volkspark Hasenheide is a park in Berlin with a rich history dating back to 1678 when it was used as a rabbit enclosure. The park has undergone several transformations over the years, including being used as a hunting ground, a military training area, and a site for the German gymnastics movement. Today, the park offers a range of activities and attractions, including an animal enclosure, an open-air cinema, a mini golf course, a rose garden, and several playgrounds. The park also features a tree nature trail and a hill made from World War II rubble, known as the Rixdorfer Höhe. Despite some areas of the park having a reputation for drug trafficking, the park is generally a safe and welcoming space for families and visitors. The park's history and natural beauty make it a unique and interesting place to visit