The Gardens of the World in Berlin is a stunning and expansive botanical garden that offers visitors a journey through various international garden landscapes. With its meticulously maintained grounds, beautiful water features, and diverse array of flora and fauna, this garden is truly a hidden gem in the heart of the city. In addition to the gardens themselves, the park also features a range of amenities, including cafes, shops, and picnic areas. There's even a small amusement park within the gardens, making it a great destination for families with children. Don't forget to ♥︎ to your favorites map.

In the Gardens of the World, visitors can enjoy international gardening culture in nine themed gardens; from a Chinese Garden, a Japanese Garden, to an Italian Renaissance Garden. The Gardens are part of the 51-acre Marzahn Recreational Park (Erholungspark Marzahn). Beautiful meadows, flower beds and walking paths extend all over the vast park grounds.

In June 2007, the garden maze, modelled after the famous maze in the park of the British Royal Palace Hampton Court, was opened. It invites visitors to put their orientation skills to the test following its many paths, crossroads and dead ends. Every Year in April the Thee Cherry Blossom Festival is held in the park. The festival takes place on the occasion of "Hanami", which means "looking at blossoms" in Japanese and refers to the traditional Japanese cherry blossom festival. In Japan, the cherry blossom is regarded as a symbol of transience and beauty because it can only be admired for a few days each year.