• The Märchenbrunnen fountain at the west entrance, from 1913, with over 100 stone figures from German fairy tales to spot
• Two rubble hills, Mont Klamott and Kleiner Bunkerberg, built from wartime bunkers, with paths up to a view of the city center
• Swan pond and beer garden at the middle of the park, a good sit-down break between playgrounds

Berlin's oldest public park was laid out in the 1840s on the edge of Friedrichshain and Prenzlauer Berg. At the west entrance, the 1913 Märchenbrunnen fountain has over 100 stone figures from German fairy tales. Two hills built from wartime bunkers and rubble, Mont Klamott and Kleiner Bunkerberg, look out over the city center. There are playgrounds, sports grounds, a swan pond with a beer garden, and a barbecue area.