Viktoriapark

Nice park for a wander about. There’s a waterfall and if you climb up to the monument at the top of the hill you’ll be rewarded with views down over the city streets. The war memorial has a cross on top which is how the area came to be known as Kreuzberg (cross hill).

nice and peaceful park on kreuzberg. kinda a little ghetto though. theres a playground inside thats really cool

Very beautiful and tiny park. Our AirBnb was situated not to far from this park and I read before hand that this hill gave the best view of Berlin.
As one of the last stops on our trip, Viktoriapark was quiet and relaxing and a great way to culminate all of the fun my friends and I had. Plus, we needed a nice hike to work off all that bier.
I was a bit chilly when we visited; on a sunny day take some lunch, a soccer ball and enjoy the greenery.

I just love the parks in Berlin. There’s a (man-​made) waterfall here, semi-​hiking trails, and a monument at the top that affords you a good view of the city. Like most of the parks in Berlin, there’s restaurants and/​or cafes adjacent to it, so you can grab some noms and head out to hang out in the park.
It seemed a pretty popular place around the monument, so if you want a really quiet place to hang out, this might not be the park for you.

This is definitely one of my favorite parks inside Berlin. Viktoriapark is quite big, lots plants here. If you are tied of staying in the city, just have yourself a little walk here to get some flesh air. The thing is the park is really just inside the center of Berlin. It doesn’t take much time to get here.
There are cafés and restaurants around, you can able to have yourself a peaceful lunch and enjoy the greens at the weekend or anytime when you can in the weekdays. There are not much going on inside the park. What really made this park so special, it has a small hill here and on the top of it, there is a very nice monument. Well, that’s not it, the great part is, when you are on the top, you are able to see the city from above. It’s really great view. It’s great place to make some awesome pictures for sure. For some might worried, it doesn’t need to really take long or a lot energy to get here.
The park is really nice, locals come here to chat up with friends or just read some books. It’s also a great place to jog or just simply to relax. I like to come here just wandering around and recharge myself, enjoy the air and my thought clean. It is surely one of the places I can find peace.

Great for recreational activities in the morning, sunbathing during the day, BBQ’s in the avo and random bush party’s at night. That all comes with an incredible view.

The park is not that special, but the view from the memorial on top of the hill is great. You can have a look at most of the central Berlin. Pay the park a visit, if you are around.
Early on the hill where the home for monastery. Later in 19^th century it became the home of a memorial for the German victory over Napoleon.

Viktoriapark is particularly special to me because it was one of the locations I went on my first date with the fellow. Sentimental reasons aside, it’s truly beautiful, both by day and night. I could speak to the lushness of the nature, or the winding paths going up the hill, or the large monument at the apex, but what’s most remarkable about this place is the view. Come up here on a clear night to gaze upon the city, or enjoy a drink and some small bites in the evening as the sun sets.

ein MUSS fuer jeden Kreuzberg-​Besucher.

A great little park right in the center of berlin.
Towards the top of the hill, you will find the only wineyard in kreuzberg, which produces around a thousand bottles of wine a year, which are always hard to get.

So, one of the nicer parks I’ve visited in Berlin. Big hill to climb, great view, epic Hohenzollern monument pile at the top and a waterfall to boot.
Details: The east side is more ‘natural’ with trails and heavy vegetation. Probably a lovely ramble in the summertime. The center is a man made waterfall course that seems like its da bomb when its on — I sadly visited in November when it was shut down. Kind of a fail, but yeah — frozen water can do some damage to deals like this. Although, given water is still standing there, not sure why they don’t keep it running… killing the fountains long before snow time makes little sense to me, but I’m from Florida, what do I know about winter?
The west side of the park is flatter and more ‘park like’. Wide open spaces, nice trees, a few benches (yeah, could seriously add a lot more of those) and plenty of lawns. SW corner has a soccer field (ok kickball, or whatever you call it) and a beer garden… that is also closed in November. Kids play park was in use and looks like its well loved — no matter the weather.
NW corner has a masonry entry deal that looks as it it was last maintained when the Kaiser was still in charge… there appears to be some construction activity on that when i visited today — hopefully that is in the process of updating /​restoration. Its a cool feature, just one that needs some love.
Verdict: I’d be a regular visitor if that was my ‘hood — and its worth a trip even if its not. Plus, lots of shopping & restaurants and such on the main drag in front of the park.

It’s worth visiting just to climb the hill and see the view of the city

This Park is the lung of Kreuzberg!
It’s beautiful in every season, and it feature a cutting breathe view from the top of his hill
Also, there are rumours about this hill. Actually Hill in german is Berg, and the name of this amazing suburb appears to come from this magic place.
I suggest you to go when the sun goes down, for a romantic and special moment. Don’t forget the bottle of wine!
DOn’t be afraid of the dodgy fellows around, they’re just trying to sell you some dope.

A nice park outside of the city centre and of a totally different scale to Tiergarten, Berlin’s Central Park. Located on what seems to be Berlin’s only hill, Victoria Park has a rocky stream running down its length from its summit, upon which is a monument to past German military victories (probably).
Not quite requiring hiking boots, at least prepare your calves for a good workout walking up the winding paths to the top. Once you get there, you’ll find the aforementioned monument and some lovely views. Unfortunately we went on an early Saturday evening and the monument is clearly an attraction for local emo kids and forlorn lovers. I guess Berlin’s liberal attitudes to drinking means the consumption of alcohol in a park on the top of a hill isn’t just the preserve of local winos and down-​and-​outs; having said that it isn’t really the place to take a picnic and nice bottle of bubbly. Well, it might be, just not on a Saturday night.
Not really a jewel in Berlin’s crown, but the novelty of climbing a hill in such a flat city might attract.

Viktoria park certainly has a vibe to it, especially on hot summer weekend days, however it can be badly marred by the amount of rubbish left scattered about.
If you’re easily offended by public nudity this is also not the place for you. Although its not the norm there are occasionally nude or topless people basking in the sun.
One refreshing thing about the park is that it actually has a hill which is a rarity in Berlin.

Ce parc est sympa, surtout l’été et plutôt en journée. Du haut de sa butte, la vue sur Berlin est très sympa. C’est un parc relativement calme malgré les nombreux jeunes, idéal pour un bbq ou une petite sieste.

un des parcs les plus agréables de Berlin pour sy promener, reposer, ou y faire un barbecue entre amis ! (eh oui cest autorisé à berlin !)
ce parc a donné son nom au quartier de Kreuzberg à cause du surprenant monument de Schinkel (tres celebre architecte berlinois), dont la base à une forme de croix (kreuz en allemand), et qui se trouve au sommet dune petite colline (berg)
vous trouverez des étendues de verdure, une cascade artificielle, un petit ruisseau entre des pierres, une fontaine de neptune, un café
le tout avec une magnifique vue sur Berlin !