On these pages you will find information about selected parks and city squares,
of the stock of public green spaces in Berlin and on the use of these facilities.
You will also find contacts in the borough departments
of green
spaces.
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Here you will find information on the supply of public and private playgrounds
in Berlin, with introductions to selected public children's playgrounds in the
Berlin boroughs, and the relevant contacts in the borough departments of green
spaces.
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The more than 430,000 street trees are also a characteristic feature of Berlin's
green cityscape. You will find information on the stock
of street trees, on selected tree-lined
avenues and on the relevant contacts
in the departments of
green spaces of the Berlin boroughs.
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The more than 930 allotment gardens are an important part of the system of
green spaces in Berlin.
You will find more information on the stock of allotment gardens and on the legal
stipulations regarding them here.
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The cemeteries are an important part
of Berlin's urban green space and also of its cultural history. Information
on the graves of the victims of war and tyranny, including
the three Soviet memorials, complete this topic.
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The development of urban green spaces is closely connected with Berlin's history. Here, this development is described in six chapters, beginning with the planning of gardens and tree-lined avenues in the center of the city by the prince-electors and the Prussian kings, and continuing to this day.
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The Green-Space Information System (GRIS) is a DP procedure of the borough departments
of green spaces and the Senate Department for Urban
Development. The GRIS comprises theese five modules: the
GAIA Data Base, the YADE-GBKat Geo-Information System, the SenStadt Analysis
Data Base and the Internet-Information.
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