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Bezirksamt Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
September 12, 2025
Hiking
Architectural Highlight
The 38-meter-high water tower is the architectural highlight of the complex. Its original purpose was to supply the 146-hectare garden with water. This expressionist work of art was built from iron clinker brick according to the designs of architect Walter Helmcke and features sculptural decorations and a copper roof.
The tower was damaged in World War II and restored in the 1980s. Numerous viewpoints allow views of the tower from various locations in the park – you can see it from almost anywhere!
The 38-meter-high water tower is the architectural highlight of the complex. Its original purpose was to supply the 146-hectare garden with water. This expressionist work of art was built from iron clinker brick according to the designs of architect Walter Helmcke and features sculptural decorations and a copper roof.
The tower was damaged in World War II and restored in the 1980s. Numerous viewpoints allow views of the tower from various locations in the park – you can see it from almost anywhere!
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September 16, 2025
Hiking
Architectural Highlight
The 38-meter-high water tower is the architectural highlight of the complex. Its original purpose was to supply the 146-hectare garden with water. This expressionist work of art was built from iron clinker brick according to the designs of architect Walter Helmcke and features sculptural decorations and a copper roof.
The tower was damaged in World War II and restored in the 1980s. Numerous sightlines allow views of the tower from various locations in the park – you can see it from almost anywhere!
The Kestrel
The 38-meter-high water tower is the architectural highlight of the complex. Its original purpose was to supply the 146-hectare garden with water. This expressionist work of art was built from iron clinker brick according to the designs of architect Walter Helmcke and features sculptural decorations and a copper roof.
The tower was damaged in World War II and restored in the 1980s. Numerous sightlines allow views of the tower from various locations in the park – you can see it from almost anywhere!
The Kestrel
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