Park in Berlin

Mauerpark

Mauerpark sits on the former death strip of the Berlin Wall in Prenzlauer Berg. Free. On Sundays, the park hosts a large flea market and an open-air karaoke session in the amphitheater that draws hundreds of spectators. A remaining stretch of the Wall runs along the park’s edge. Budget travelers spend Sunday mornings browsing the market and Sunday afternoons watching strangers sing to a crowd for free.

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Mauerpark, 10437 Berlin
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