Walking around Berlin Volkspark Friedrichshain | 4k | Walking Tour| Ambient Lofi Music

Walking around Berlin Volkspark Volkspark Friedrichshain | 4k | Walking Tour| Ambient Lofi Music
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Volkspark Friedrichshain Walking Tour
Hey Guys, Heres a walking tour of one of the best parks in Berlin. Enjoy this Walking Around Volkspark Friedrichshain.
Info on Folks Park.
Volkspark Friedrichshain is a large urban park on the border of the Berlin neighborhoods of Friedrichshain and Prenzlauer Berg. The oldest public park in Berlin, at 52 hectares, it is also the fourth-largest, after Tempelhofer Park (300 hectares), Tiergarten (210 hectares), and Jungfernheide (146 hectares).
Märchenbrunnen (1913)
Mid 19th Century - 1945
The size, shape, and layout of the park have changed over the intervening years. In 1848, the Friedhof der Märzgefallenen (a cemetery commemorating those who died in the March revolution) was created. Another of the earliest changes was due to the construction of Berlin's first urban hospital, Krankenhaus im Friedrichshain, which was built in 1868 to 1874 in the southeast part of the park. The hospital, which was designed by Martin Gropius and Heino Schmieden, was originally directed by the notable Rudolf Virchow.
The Märchenbrunnen in Volkspark Friedrichshain, as it appears today.
An element of the park that has survived the destruction wrought during the Second World War is the Fairy Tale Fountain (Märchenbrunnen). Designed in 1913 by Berlin's city building director, Ludwig Hoffmann, the fountain contains 106 stone sculptures representing characters from traditional German fairy tales. The fountain was created for the children of Berlin, during a time in which rickets and typhoid were endemic, and took 12 years to complete. The Second World War had a dramatic impact upon the rest of the park. The Nazi military made use of the park, constructing flak towers in 1941, as well as bunkers, and as a result much of the park was destroyed by Allied bombing during the war.
At the end of the war Berlin was divided into four parts by the Allied Powers, and the Volkspark resided in the Soviet Sector. The reconstruction of the park was therefore undertaken by the German Democratic Republic (GDR). A plan was devised by Reinhold Linger, the GDR director of landscape and park architecture, to create two small artificial mountains in the park out of rubble from the bombed-out city. (Similar projects were undertaken throughout postwar Germany, and such peaks are called Schuttberge in German.) In 1946 the bunkers were destroyed, filled, and covered by over two million cubic meters of rubble from the ruins of destroyed buildings. The larger of the two hills became known as both "Mont Klamott" and "Großer Bunkerberg", the "tall bunker mountain", and is 78 meters tall. The smaller hill, "Kleiner Bunkerberg", the "small bunker mountain", has a height of 48 meters. With the passage of time and the growth of greenery, the hills now appear to be completely natural features.
The period from 1995 to 2004 saw a period of renovation and reconstruction, during which the Fairy Tale Fountain was cleaned of a great deal of vandalism that had taken place following German reunification. The swimming pools built in the GDR period have been replaced by a sports complex for beach volleyball, rock climbing, skateboarding, and cycling.
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[@SwanPrncss]

I just discovered your channel and holy crap! It's so nice you added lofi music to the ambience tours! :)

[@daniellestevens3013]

Thank you so much for making these! I feel so fortunate to be able to watch walking tour videos of places I'll never get to go. I wish I could hear the natural sounds going on, without added music tho:)

[@LetsGoSomewhereNew]

Aww wow! So sorry for the late reply! You are more than welcome :)

[@wandaivettemilanrivera4139]

Excelente gracias.💻👍😁💕🏆🏅🎵💜🎶💜🎵🎶❣😙💋

[@jacek222245]

nice

[@frankvogel5651]

Da stand die Kaminhütte noch im Fhain!😵 War ja ja glaube ich Anfang März 2019 abgebrannt 😢 viele Grüße nach Berlin 💚🍀🎈 gracias senorita 💚✌️

[@StockholmWalks]

Nice park and nice umbrella😉

[@aldoman1359]

WoW good video 😍

[@eduardolima7534]

lindo pais nota 10!

[@alejandro29060]

Adrian por curiosidad por que dejaste de seguir a Alain el de la voz de tu alma. A mi no me convence , no he leido nada de él.,pero no me llega. Gracias

[@LetsGoSomewhereNew]

Your Welcome :)

[@level9drow856]

What's that song at the end? 33:04

[@level9drow856]

Banks, someone new. Just found it.

[@elidautzinger3981]

pls next time without music