In Berlin there is an abandoned amusement park, once the pride of the German Democratic Republic and the favourite place for the citizens to
rest. But how does it look today? Let us see.
The amusement park (German: Kulturpark Plänterwald) located on the bank
of the Spree, was functioning since 1969 to 1989. After the unification
of Germany it was called Spreepark and all Berliners liked to spend
time there. In 2002, that is 9 years ago, due to the megabuck debt the
park closed.
Just a couple of years ago, anyone could get onto the territory through
the numerous holes in the fences. Today one officially may get inside
only on Sunday. Since recently here excursions have started to be
arranged.
It resembles some exclusion zone ... looks sad.
Time stopped.
Though in fact not everything is so bad. There is hope for restoration
of the park. Maybe the big wheel will work soon as well as the
children's railway and the park will again hear laughter of kids.
Central entry and the ticket office.
Administration house
Warehouse tent
via gavailer
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