People's Park Hasenheide

The nudist meadow at the Volkspark Hasenheide

The Volkspark Hasenheide is a park of about 50 hectares in the Berlin Neukölln district, which is located on the border to Kreuzberg lies. The name was given in 1679 when the Great Elector (Frederick William of Brandenburg) had used the site for his hare hunting. But he is even better known for having Friedrich Ludwig Jahn founded the first gymnastics center in Prussia here on June 19, 1811. This is still commemorated today by numerous thanks markers and sculptures, which can be found in the park and all over Germany. The most famous is by far, that of the Jahndenkmal which is located in the northern entrance of the park. This still thanks the so-called Turnvater for the fact that the German gymnastics movement began here.

But the really special thing about the Volkspark Hasenheide is the large nudist lawn on which numerous sunbathers loll in the sun in summer. Of these sun worshippers are a large part of the men from the homo- and bisexual attitude. These lie here and are all looking for the kick of the special way. Because this gay cruising area is also known and popular in the whole state. Therefore, the meeting place at the flap in the Volkspark Hasenheide or the wooded area right next to the kiosk is perfect for cruising.

You can also take a look at the parking lot on the A117 Waldeck West across from the BER.