#preußenpark

[goldammerchen]

talking about a neighbouring country

[haraldbulling]

Thai-Streetfoodmarkt

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[stadt-produktion-untersuchung]

AleSchTes

Der Preußenpark wirkt auf den ersten Blick wie eine überfüllte Liegewiese, in der die Menschen bei gutem Wetter Sonne tanken. Erst auf den zweiten Blick erkennt man, dass sich unter den bunten Sonnenschirmen, auf Bastmatten oder Hockern eine ganze Reihe von Thailänder/Innen sitzen, die vor Ort authentisch thailändische Gerichte zubereiten und zum Verzehr anbieten. Unter den ganzen Thailänder/Innen sitzen auch andere Asiaten dort, wie Chinesen, Philippiner, Laoten oder Vietnamesen.

Preußenpark, Berlin (Foto: Rolf Dietrich Brecher | Quelle:https://www.flickr.com/photos/rolfdietrichbrecher/27236566517/)

[derlaufderwelt]

Der Lauf der Welt #potsdam #brandenburgischestrasse #preußenpark #thaipark #runnningtheworld #thecourseoftheworld #derlaufderwelt #photodocumentary . . . . . . #lookdown #fromwhereyoustand #fromwhereistand #thisaintartschool #eyeem #reportagespotlight #wuvgram #diewocheaufinstagramp (hier: Thai Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzKRvY9HxZH/?igshid=91ov2wptmg4i

[ripdruck]

For food in Berlin you have to go to the thai park (officially I think it's called Preußenpark), a lot of thai women make food right there in the park and sell it for a few euros, it's so fucking delicious. And there is also this adorable cafe at Prenzlauer Berg which is a cafe and flower shop at the same time, I think it's just called Blumencafe and it's the cutest thing ever

aaaa !! thank you, i love LOVE thai food 💓

[daytodayberlin]

[metronomad]

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#Herbst #Autumn #Colors #PreußenPark #Places #Berlin (at Preußenpark)

[frangleisner]

Welcome back Sommer.. you have been missed and so has Thai park #yummm #hanging #sonne #preußenpark #thaipark #thaifood #umbrellas #crowds #berlin #colourbomb

[dbo37]

Glück ist... ...ein vietnameisches Dessert! #PreußenPark #ThaiPark #Berlin #Streetfood #REALStreetfood #Berlin (at Preußenpark)

[maxlaser]

Preußenpark Berlin 

[erasmusstudentinberlin]

Food in Berlin : my recommendations

My previous post made you salivate, and you want to test by yourself ? Here is my selection of the best addresses and food deals in Berlin.

Mustafa Demir’s Gemüse Kebap

The cult brand of Berlin kebabs, very crowded though

What a wurst

For a good and cheap currywurst

 Basmah  

A little restaurant that serves falafels with an excellent peanut sauce

Markthalle Neun 

Every Thursday evening, find many street food stands in this market hall.

Preußenpark

A park where every weekend during the summer season, grannies prepare excellent Thai dishes on camping stoves. To avoid if you are a hypochondriac.

[im79]

Preußenpark, Thaiwiese #Wilmersdorf #Berlin https://www.instagram.com/p/B_C-XZ4FWWW/?igshid=uu3oyes6q6e7

[derlaufderwelt]

Der Lauf der Welt #potsdam #brandenburgischestrasse #preußenpark #thaipark #runnningtheworld #thecourseoftheworld #derlaufderwelt #photodocumentary . . . . . . #lookdown #fromwhereyoustand #fromwhereistand #thisaintartschool #eyeem #reportagespotlight #wuvgram #diewocheaufinstagramp (hier: Thai Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzKRub2HLZl/?igshid=gj4svlj8pv3d

[1010ll]

Hi! Could you tell me some cool interesting places/spots to visit in Berlin?

i guess i could! for fashion i would visit either humana(giant cheap €2 chain thrift shop), voo store, super chill vibe and sort of expensive. there’s also a little coffee shop inside the store so u can enjoy cup of coffee outside. very close to voo store there’s a really big store filled with art and architecture supplies, it’s like 3,000 m², called modulor. im not an architect nor an artist but it’s super fun to walk around and explore all the weird stuff they have. they also have a furniture department and you can buy a personalized t-shirt/tote/whatever there as well. at görlitzer park(also a place to hang, some people will probably try to sell you weed/drugs but still chill) there’s a really cool israeli café called mugrabi that i’d recommend as well. for pizza i like pizza pasta bar - friends, definitely a bit on the luxurious side but not crazy expensive but buy one and go down to the canal and eat it there! :) it’s next to another café called kaffeebar(veeeryyyy healthy/hipster and delicious + expensive). For art i’d recommend KW(the museum that had that giant weird rihanna cardboard figure) and it’s super close to a comme des garcons shop which i’d visit just to sniff their fragances. if the weather is nice i’d recommend visiting thaiwiese in preußenpark which is a very diy thai food market created by thai families. there’s also a giant asian market called dong xuan center with lots of weird things and fake flowers. another place for asian food is a vietnamese place called qua phe but in general berlin has tons of döner kebabs, super cheap and and soooo delicious. there’s also a second hand store called colors, a bit more expensive and more sorted and it’s close to a really cool record shop called space hall. you could also rent a bike and visit tempelhofer feld which is a giant empty airport.

if you’re into clubbing, i’d skip trying to get into berghain/panorama bar/säule but instead go for about blank or tresor (u could just check resident advisor tbh)

i think that’s it?… hmm… followers can write suggestions in the notes :) 

*there’s also an abandoned amusement park called spreepark(although it’s set to reopen again in 2018) 

and there’s also the zoo if you’re into that and of course i’d recommend getting a boat tour, my absolute fave thing to do when visiting cities with canals and rivers. and if you’re into gaming there’s a computer game museum(computerspielemuseum) where you can try new gaming technology and VR!

for drinking/pre-gaming i’d recommend buying club mate and tiny vodkas to mix or beers at the kiosks and just drink them outside(they usually have tables and chairs for people)

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Foto: LT

Ausgrenzung im Park

Im Sommer 1937 veränderte sich etwas in Berliner Grünanlagen. Zuerst konnten dies Spaziergängerinnen und Spaziergänger im Prenzlauer Berg beobachten. Dort hatte das Gartenbauamt des Bezirks von 100 Parkbänken 92 mit der Aufschrift „Für Juden verboten“ versehen. Die antisemitische Ideologie hatten nun auch öffentliche Orte der Erholung durchdrungen. Doch die Berliner Kommunalverwaltung protestierte gegen diese ausgrenzende Maßnahme nicht.

Im Gegenteil, es folgte eine Anfrage der Berliner Stadtverwaltung beim Deutschen Gemeindetag nach einer einheitlichen Regelung. Am 18. August wurden in Berlin Bänke mit der Beschriftung „Nur für Arier“ aufgestellt. In Berlin-Wilmersdorf erfolgte 1937 im Preußenpark, am Olivaer Platz und dem Hochmeisterplatz die erste Aufstellung von gelbgestrichenen Parkbänken. Sie sollten nur für Juden und Jüdinnen sein.

Kennst du weitere diskriminierende Maßnahmen, die die jüdische Bevölkerung während der NS-Zeit erleiden musste? Was fällt dir als Erstes ein, wenn du heute an Abgrenzung, Ausgrenzung und Separierung denkst?

LT