Gärten der Welt Berlin, Germany

Information Contains 11 gardens representative of different regions of the world Each garden is separate, and some have food and drinks available for purchase Gardens are open from May-September daily Admission is 3 Euro for students

Gardens Italian Renaissance Garden Chinese Garden Japanese Garden Korean Garden Bali Garden Oriental Garden Christian Garden Labyrinth Lilypad Garden Flower Garden Rock Garden

Italian Renaissance Garden Contains flowers and architecture reminiscent of Italy Building with rest areas and tables for picnic lunches Fountain in the middle of the garden

Back of the Italian Renaissance Garden

Flower Garden Most of the flowers are varieties of lilies, but many flowers are also present Contains benches and places to rest--is the largest garden in the park

Chinese Garden Entrance to Chinese Garden contains a figure of a lion with a ball in his mouth Legend says that rubbing the ball brings good luck The ball cannot be removed

Christian Garden Walls are made of Bible verses and quotes from religious leaders in both German and English Very relaxing garden with built-in benches--most people spent a considerable amount of time here Must-see garden!

Walls are on all three sides of the visitor, and all walls are formed by words from the Bible and religious leaders.

Rock Garden This garden is a walk-through garden and is self-guided Trail through contains many hills and jagged rocks to climb Frequent rest spots provided Good place to relax and spend a lot of time

The rocks are raked every morning to ensure perfection

Labyrinth The middle of the park contains a labyrinth of hedges The goal is to get to the middle of the labyrinth, where there is a tower you can climb to look out over the top Finding the way out is just as difficult as getting to the middle!

Labyrinth Map!