List of streets and squares in Berlin-Marienfelde

Outline map of Berlin-Marienfelde

The list of streets and squares in Berlin-Marienfelde is a summary of the in the Berlin district of Marienfelde in Tempelhof-Schöneberg existing historically or currently streets and squares. At the same time, this compilation is one of the lists of all Berlin streets and squares .

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Street system in and around Marienfelde (around 1890)

Marienfelde has 32,349 inhabitants (as of December 30, 2019) and includes the postcode areas 12277, 12279, 12249. According to the official street directory, the district has 114 dedicated streets. The public road network in the district is 52.9 kilometers, but paths in colonies and private roads are ignored.

The federal road 101 leads through the district along Großbeerenstraße ( coming from Kreuzberg ) and Marienfelder Allee . The main road system is supplemented by Malteser Straße from Lankwitz and the streets Säntisstraße and Motzener Straße across Buckower Damm , as well as Daimlerstraße and Richard-Tauber-Damm with a connection to Buckower Damm. The system of main roads is completed by the east-west streets Hildburger Straße , Nahmitzer Damm and Buckower Chaussee, which gained importance as a southern peripheral and bypass road after the building of the wall and was developed as a connection between the B 96 and Zehlendorf . After the fall of the Wall, Marienfelder Allee was expanded as the B 101 with two two-lane lanes as a connection to southern Brandenburg . After its expansion in the 2010s, the B 101 is also available as a motorway feeder to the Berliner Ring . The Marienfelder Allee as a road to Großbeeren was classified as a district road until the formation of Greater Berlin in 1920. Its importance was already in 1865 in connecting the Berlin-Cottbuser with the Potsdam-Großbeerener Staatsstraße. In several Marienfeld street names, “Damm” stands for special measures to guide roads in damp terrain. After the villa colony near Marienfelde train station , the streets of the suburban settlement in the south around Marienfelder Allee were built on around 1934.

"With the commissioning of the Teltow Canal in 1906 and the associated industrial settlement, Tempelhof, Mariendorf and Marienfelde also began an economic upward trend, an increase in population and, as a result, a stronger connection to Berlin."

- Senate Department for Urban Development

The only tram route in Marienfelde ran in the far northeast through Großbeerenstraße and Daimlerstraße. It was put into operation on November 19, 1925 and initially served by line 199 coming from Niederschönhausen . From 1938 line 15 in the direction of Neukölln added to the offer. On July 1, 1966, the route was set. The trolleybus line A32 ran from 1935 to 1965 from Steglitz via Malteserstraße and Marienfelder Allee to Marienfelde station.

In the district, a comparatively large number of streets continue across the district boundary. The creation of satellite districts and changed street layouts also resulted in a renaming or the creation of spur streets at the ends of the streets. Malteserstraße and Marienfelder Allee do not cross directly, but end as dead ends while the intersection is a little further west between Hildburghauser and Friedenfelser Straße and street 427 leads to Marienfelder Allee.

" Marienfelde , parish village in the Teltowschen Kreis, 1 ¹ ⁄ ₂   M [eilen] from Berlin, and ¹ ⁄ ₂  M behind the previous village [Mariendorf] on the road to Groß-Beeren , has 260 inhabitants."

- JGA Ludwig Helling (1830)

Overview of streets and squares

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The following table gives an overview of the streets and squares in the district as well as some related information.

• Name / location : current name of the street or square. Via the link Location , the street or the square can be displayed on various map services. The geoposition indicates the approximate center of the street length.
• Traffic routes not listed in the official street directory are marked with * .
• Former or no longer valid street names are in italics . A separate list may be available for important former streets or historical street names.
• Length / dimensions in meters:
  The length information contained in the overview are rounded overview values ​​that were determined in Google Earth using the local scale. They are used for comparison purposes and, if official values ​​are known, are exchanged and marked separately.
  For squares, the dimensions are given in the form a × b for rectangular systems and for (approximately) triangular systems as a × b × c with a as the longest side.
  If the street continues into neighboring districts, the addition ' in the district ' indicates how long the street section within the district of this article is.
• Name origin : origin or reference of the name.
• Notes : further information on adjacent monuments or institutions, the history of the street and historical names.
• Image : Photo of the street or an adjacent object.

Name / location	Length / dimensions (in meters)	Origin of name	Date of designation	Remarks	image
Ahrensdorfer Strasse ( Location )	0340	Ahrensdorf , town in the Teltow-Fläming district	0Apr 5, 1934	The street lies between Tirschenreuther Ring and Marienfelder Allee (to which it does not lead). Before 1914, it was designated as Osdorfer Weg up to the city limits. On April 1, 1971, the western part was renamed to Waldsassener Strasse with road 426 and the middle part to Pfabener Weg. From there (Wiesauer Straße) to the remaining part there is a park with sports facilities. On October 1, 1973, Strasse 460 was incorporated into Ahrensdorfer Strasse.
Albanstrasse ( Location )	0390	Ernst Alban (1791–1856), physician and engineer	0Aug 4, 1930	The street lies between Wehnertstrasse and Säntisstrasse south of the railway line as an extension of the Bahnstrasse.
Old Marienfelde ( Location )	0660	The old town center of Marienfelde	Aug 31, 1949	The historic village street of the Angerdorf around the 1220 (oldest Berlin) village church was renamed as in other districts with the prefix "Old-". The town center around Alt-Marienfelde is a listed building ensemble .
At the Horstenstein ( Location )	0290	Horstenstein: Pfarracker and Vorwerk in Marienfelde	Feb 13, 1957	Horstenstein was first mentioned in 1839 as the Vorwerk of the von Beyer and belonged to Gut Marienfelde . In 1858 15 people lived there, in 1861 there were two residential and two farm buildings. The Horst Steiner Street was the road between Vorwerk and property. The current street, previously set up as street 300 , is located between Tullaweg and Wehnertstraße.
At the monastery gardens ( Location )	0270	After the gardens of the monastery "Of the Good Shepherd"	March 15, 1978	A road that goes south from Hanielweg and continues as a footpath to Malteser Straße.
At the village church ( Location )	0140	After the village church on the village green	Oct 15, 1970	The Kirchstrasse was separated by the construction of the sports field, so the southern part, a cul-de-sac from Alt-Marienfelde, was renamed.
At the Savior's Pasture ( Location )	0770	after the white willow and its legend	0Nov 1, 1953	The white willow on the dirt road to Horstenstein was rotten and in 1952 a new tree was planted. The street lies between Marienfelder Allee and Greulichstraße, a footpath and bike path of the same name leads to Wehnertstraße.
Bahnstrasse ( Location )	0540	Marienfelde station since 1875	1900 to 1903	The street runs south of the railway line between Marienfelder Allee and Wehnertstraße.
Barlachweg ( Location )	0100	Ernst Barlach (1870–1938), sculptor and graphic artist	0Feb. 1, 1966	Set up as street 423 , it is a cul-de-sac between Tullaweg and the adjacent sports field.
Baußnernweg ( Location )	0260	Waldemar Edler von Baußnern (1866–1931), composer	Dec 13, 1934	Established as street 109 , it lies between Kronstädter Weg and Marienfelder Chaussee. She crosses the Manntzgraben .
Belßstrasse ( Location )	0440 (in the district)	Frank Belß (1841-1919), Marienfeld local politician	July 31, 1947	The street is between Marienfelder Allee / Bahnstraße and Malteser Straße in Lankwitz . The district boundary is on the east side of Friedrichrodaer Straße. The entire complex of the "Mariengarten" settlement is a listed building ensemble.
Benzstrasse ( Location )	0550	Carl Benz (1844–1929), engineer and car pioneer	0Aug 4, 1930	An unnamed cul-de-sac from Daimlerstrasse parallel to Martiusweg was named in the dedication. During renovations north of Säntisstraße, the route changed and on February 13, 1957, Industriestraße and a newly built street were included in Benzstraße. It is located between the trade on the railway embankment and Daimlerstrasse.
Beyrodtstrasse ( Location )	0780	Otto Beyrodt (1870–1923), local politician	July 26, 1927	Another part of the previous street 172 was incorporated on August 4, 1930, it is located between Emilienstraße and Hanielweg.
Bistritz Path ( Location )	0140	Bistritz , city in Transylvania (Romania)	0Apr 4, 1934	Set up as road 108 , it is a cul-de-sac on both sides of the Klausenburgerpfad, south to the city limits (Mauerweg) to the north the Manntzgraben continues.
Bleichertstrasse ( Location )	0410	Adolf Bleichert (1845–1901), entrepreneur of the largest cable car factory	Nov 23, 1933	The street 42 and street 43 were renamed, on February 1st, 1968 the street 443 and the part of the Kaiserallee up to the Kirchstraße were included. The street lies between Hranitzky and Kirchstrasse. House 35 was designed by the architect Möhring.
Blohmstrasse ( Location )	0080 (in the district)	Hermann Blohm (1848–1930), co-founder of Blohm + Voss	0Aug 4, 1930	Marienfelde is only a short section west of Egestorffstrasse, which continues as a hiking trail. By far the largest part of the street lies between Egestorffstrasse and Erich-Hermann-Platz in Lichtenrade , where Viktoriastrasse there was incorporated in 1957.
Brandaustrasse ( Location )	0450	Karl Brandau (1849–1917), railway civil engineer	0Aug 4, 1930	The previous street 9 is between Daimlerstrasse and Säntisstrasse.
Bruno-Möhring-Strasse ( Location )	0340	Bruno Möhring (1863–1929), architect and designer of Art Nouveau	0Sep 1 1973	Named as a parallel street before 1904 , it lies between Belßstrasse and Hranitzkystrasse.
Buckower Chaussee ( Location )	0680 (in the district)	Connection path to the neighboring town of Buckow	after 1907	The historic route to Buckow lies between Alt-Marienfelde / Säntisstrasse and the border with Lichtenrade , it continues to Lichtenrader Damm and as Marienfelder Chaussee to Buckow.
Culemeyerstrasse ( Location )	0120	Johann Culemeyer , (1883–1951), engineer, known for the heavy-duty road vehicle of his name	0Nov 4, 1976	Culemeyerstraße was a private public transport road to the Marienfelde freight yard. The designation was made at the suggestion of the Reichsbahn Vermögensamt and announced on November 4, 1976. It is a dead end street west of Richard-Tauber-Damm.
Daimlerstrasse ( Location )	0810 (in the district)	Gottlieb Daimler (1834–1900), designer and entrepreneur	March 23, 1925	The street lies between Säntisstrasse and Großbeerenstrasse, in the eastern part the north side does not belong to the district. Laid out as Straße 130 , it led to Säntisstraße in 1929 and to Kettinger Straße in 1938 and was included between 1929 and 1935. On July 1, 1977, after a route change, the Mariendorfer part between Grimmingweg and Kettinger Straße was renamed Föttingerzeile. Monument: machine factory Fritz-Werner-Werk. Until 1966 the only tram line in Marienfelde ran through the western Daimlerstraße. The former turning loop at the corner of Birnhornweg was paved for use by buses and its location can still be seen in the cityscape today.
Diedersdorfer Weg ( Location )	1490	Diedersdorf , town in the Teltow-Fläming district (Brandenburg)	before 1930	The Diedersdorfer Weg was named between 1929 and 1930 and lies between Marienfelder Allee and Tilkeroder Weg up to the city limits to the east around the Marienfelde suburb.
Domagkstrasse ( Location )	0250	Gerhard Domagk (1895–1964) bacteriologist and winner of the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1939	Apr. 24, 1969	The previous street 406 is between Marienfelder Allee and Kirchstraße.
Dr. Jacobsohn Promenade ( Location )	0290	Moritz Jacobsohn (1880–1961), Jewish physician in Marienfelde	Apr 25, 1991	The pedestrian and cycle path is between Maximilian-Kaller- and Friedenfelser Straße, it was previously part of Straße 427 .
Egestorffstrasse ( Location )	0280 (in the district)	Georg Egestorff (1802–1868), industrialist	around 1931	The street in extension of Motzener Straße lies between Schichauweg and Dinnendahlstraße in Marienfelde, but without the eastern buildings and their side streets. It continues in Lankwitz . In June 1929 the development plan for this Marienfeld terrain was presented. On January 30, 1933, the street name was corrected from Egerstorff- to Egestorffstraße. On April 1, 1969, the section between Poleigrund and Schichauweg was renamed Motzener Straße.
Emilienstraße ( Location )	0450	Emilie Henriette Kiepert, b. Beer, (1824–1901), wife of the landowner	before 1905	The Marienfelde country house at Emilienstraße 17, a monument, was built by the Art Nouveau architect Bruno Möhring for the then Benz director Karl Schippert. The street lies between Kiepertplatz and Welterpfad.
Erbendorfer way ( Location )	0170	Erbendorf , town in the Tirschenreuth district (Bavaria)	0Dec. 1, 1970	The previous street 459 is a dead end from Tirschenreuther Ring and connects the high-rise buildings.
Estersstrasse ( Location )	0180	Karl Esters (1873–1927), local politician, general department for the Rieselgüter in Berlin	0Aug 4, 1930	The street lies between Belßstrasse and Emilienstrasse. As early as 1907, not far east of today's Estersstraße, the garden side with land that was already built on at that time was located. The street itself, planned as Street 177 , was built in 1930. The entire western side of the street was built on around 1933 with houses of the "Gemeinnützige Baugesellschaft Mariengarten", but unlike the houses built at the same time in the neighboring street, it is not a listed building.
Fleschweg ( Location )	0170	Hans Flesch (1896–1944), physician and radio pioneer, victim of the Nazi regime	0July 1, 1970	Set up as street 7 , it is located between Mauserstraße and Hossauer Weg.
Föttingerzeile ( Location )	0170 (in the district)	Hermann Föttinger (1877–1945), electrical engineer, inventor of the Föttinger coupling	0July 1, 1977	In the course of the redesign in the course of Daimlerstrasse, a part was built over and the part between Grimmingweg and Kettinger Strasse was renamed in 1977. The north side of the line except for plot 40 belongs to Mariendorf and opposite plot 24 is the border to the district of Lichterfelde .
Friedenfelser Strasse ( Location )	0350	Friedenfels , municipality in the Tirschenreuth district (Bavaria)	Aug 15, 1990	The street 481 was renamed in 1990 in Friedenfelser Strasse. When the Nahmitzer Damm / Marienfelder Allee intersection was redesigned, the street between the remote parts of Malteser Strasse (north) and Marienfelder Allee (south of the intersection) was renamed. On January 30th, 2009 the road 490 was included.
Friedrichrodaer Strasse ( Location )	0960 (in the district)	Friedrichroda , town in the district of Gotha (Thuringia)	Oct. 20, 1932	The street lies between Keffenbrinkweg and Malteserstraße, but only the east side up to Trachenbergstraße belongs to Marienfelde, the eastern property boundary is the border to Lankwitz . On October 1, 1963, the Lankwitz section of Kiepertstrasse between Malteserstrasse and Friedrichrodaer Strasse was included.
Friesdorfer path ( location )	0220	Friesdorf , district of Mansfeld (Saxony-Anhalt)	Oct 19, 1934	Established as Straße 128 , it lies between Wippraer Weg and Meisdorferpfad / Hermeroder Weg in the suburbs.
Fritz-Werner-Strasse ( Location )	0380 (in the district)	Fritz Werner (1865–1939), company founder of a machine factory in Marienfelde	March 23, 1925	The street, previously known as Straße 72 , lies between Mariendorfer Friedenstraße and Daimlerstraße, the part from Untertürkheimer Straße (district boundary ) through the industrial area to Daimlerstraße belongs to the district. Monument: machine factory Fritz-Werner-Werk
Fuchsmühler way ( Location )	0300	Fuchsmühl , market and resort in the Tirschenreuth district (Bavaria)	Nov 15, 2006	Previously named road 461 , it lies between Pfabener and Baußner Weg. Although it is continuously paved with a single lane with a green verge, it is marked as a cul-de-sac on both sides. The street sign was unveiled on March 1, 2007.
Gebertstrasse ( Location )	0250	Gebert, family of mill owners in Marienfelde	Feb 13, 1957	A Marienfeld mill is mentioned in the local chronicles as early as 1373. Set up as Straße 40 , it is located between Intzestraße and Sameiskystraße.
Greizer Strasse ( Location )	0310	Greiz , district town in Thuringia	0Aug 1, 1965	The street 147 and street 442 were renamed together. It lies in the arch between Stadtilmer Weg and Kruseweg.
Greulichstrasse ( Location )	0840	Friedrich Greulich (1865–1946), bricklayer and local politician	Apr 20, 1948	Named as Adolfstraße before 1902 , it was named after the unpaid SPD city ​​councilor in Tempelhof after the Second World War . It is located between Kiepertplatz and Domagkstraße.
Grillostrasse ( Location )	0400	Friedrich Grillo (1825–1888), industrialist in the Ruhr area	0Aug 4, 1930	Set up as Straße 47, it is located between Albanstraße and Scheideggweg / corner of Säntisstraße.
Großbeerenstrasse ( Location )	0320 (in the district)	Großbeeren , municipality in the district of Teltow-Fläming (Brandenburg), destination of the road	before 1905	The former military and trade route from Berlin via Marienfelde to Großbeeren is not yet shown under its current name in 1900, but in 1905 for the district of Mariendorf-Südende. The street lies between the Mariendorfer Ringstrasse and Rathausstrasse and the Dresdener Bahn at the Karl-Theodor-Schmitz-Brücke, here it turns into Marienfelder Allee. It is part of the federal highway 101 . Property 174/184 on the western side of the street already belongs to Marienfelde, 169a on the east side does not yet.
Hanielweg ( Location )	0580	Franz Haniel (1779–1868), entrepreneur in the Ruhr area	0Aug 4, 1930	Named as Straße 143 in Marienfelde 1930, the extension of Straße 68a in Lankwitz was included on March 11, 1937. The path is between Marienfelder Allee and Pappritzstraße, the section up to Friedrichrodaer Straße in Marienfelde.
Hermannstadt way ( Location )	0360	Sibiu , city in Transylvania (Romania)	0Apr 4, 1934	It is laid out as a private road 110 between Baußnereg and over the Klausenburger path as a cul-de-sac to the city limits.
Hermeroder Weg ( Location )	0370	Hermerode , district of Mansfeld (Saxony-Anhalt)	July 13, 1934	The path is laid out as road 129 and lies between Friesdorfer path and Tilkeroder path.
Hildburghauser Strasse ( Location )	1200 (in the district)	Hildburghausen , district town in Thuringia	Aug 20, 1917	The street was initially named in Lankwitz . In 1933 Marienfelder Strasse in Lichterfelde and Lichterfelder Strasse in Mariendorf were included. On August 1, 1965, the Lichterfelder Ring was also included until April 21, 1932 Lichterfelder Strasse. The street is between Osdorfer Straße (interrupted by the S-Bahn station) and the old route of Marienfelder Allee (across the intersection with Friedenfelser Straße), the district boundary is on Altenburger Straße (Lankwitz).
Hirzerweg ( Location )	0290 (in the district)	Hirzer , summit of the Sarntal Alps in South Tyrol (Italy)	0Aug 4, 1930	The path is referred to as Straße 133 in the development plan , it is located between Freibergstraße and Daimlerstraße in Mariendorf , only the west side between Unterthürkheimer and Titlisstraße belongs to Marienfelde.
Hollabergweg ( Location )	0520 (in the district)	According to Kauperts, named after Hollaberg, a 773 meter high mountain in the Bavarian Forest near Weißenstein (Regen) . However, it is called "Hollerberg", at least according to today's spelling, whereas there is a "Hollaberg" only in Austria.	0Aug 4, 1930	Hollabergweg, before street 112 , was named in 1930 and led in Mariendorf from Titlisstraße to the suburbs on Daimlerstraße. On January 24, 1938, it was extended to Marienfelde to Fleschweg (before: Straße 7 ). The tram turned between Birnhornweg and Daimlerstraße until 1966, since the conversion to a bus turning point (lower picture), Hollabergweg is only a narrow footpath at this point (in front of the fence on the right edge of the picture).
Hossauerweg ( Location )	0580	Johann George Hossauer (1794–1874), entrepreneur and inventor	0Aug 4, 1930	Established as Straße 4 , it was named in 1930 and on February 13, 1957, part of Industriestraße was included. It lies between Daimlerstrasse and Säntisstrasse.
Hranitzkystrasse ( Location )	0800	Alexander Hranitzky (1831–1905) owned a local tree nursery	before 1905	Hranitzky developed a site acquired by Adolf Kiepert and in 1888 founded the "Neu-Marienfelde" colony. In 1905 the street ran between Marienfelder Allee and Bahnstraße, until 1938 it was extended in stages to the district boundary on Friedrichrodaer Straße. Bahnstrasse and Bleichertstrasse to Friedrichrodaer Strasse and Wichurastrasse.
Imhoffweg ( Location )	0160	Karl Imhoff (1876–1965), civil engineer, developed the Emscher fountain	0Feb. 1, 1994	Laid out as road 467 near the sewage treatment plant, it opens up residential property from Schichauweg northwards.
Intzestrasse ( Location )	0350	Otto Intze (1843–1904), inventor of the Intze principle	0Nov 3, 1938	Laid out as Straße 38 , it lies between Wehnertstraße and Tullaweg. At both end streets it continues as a cul-de-sac.
Kaiserallee ( Location )	0830	Wilhelm II. (1859–1941), German Emperor	before 1905	The street was already listed in 1905 and lies between the church and the town limits on Friedrichrodaer Straße.
Kiepertplatz ( Location )	0090 × 30	Adolf Kiepert (1820–1892), owner of the Marienfeld manor and local politician	before 1905	The square is between Bahnstrasse, Emilienstrasse, Kiepertstrasse and Greulichstrasse. The trolleybus line A32 ran from 1935 to 1965 via Kiepertplatz in the direction of Marienfelde station, then as a normal bus line until the mid-1980s.
Kiepertstrasse ( Location )	0660	Adolf Kiepert (1820–1892), owner of the Marienfeld manor and local politician	before 1905	Established before 1905, the section between Welterpfad and Friedrichrodaer Strasse was included on October 20, 1932, up to the World Heritage Trail and on December 1, 1963. It is not continuous from Kiepertplatz to Marienfelder Allee.
Kirchstrasse ( Location )	0830	After the village church built around 1220	before 1900	It is located between Bahnstrasse and Domagkstrasse, it was interrupted in 1970 by the construction of a sports field, the southern part to Alt-Marienfelde was named An der Dorfkirche.
Klausenburger path ( Location )	0450	Cluj-Napoca , city in Transylvania (Romania)	0Apr 4, 1934	Set up as street 121 , it is a traffic-calmed zone between Kronstadter Weg and Marienfelder Allee with a connection to the avenue.
Kronstadt way ( Location )	0380	Kronstadt , city in southern Transylvania (Romania)	0Apr 4, 1934	Previously set up as road 112 , it connects to the Fuchsmühler Weg as a private road and runs (via the Klausenburger path) to the city limits as a strait to the Mauerweg.
Kruseweg ( Location )	0300	Bruno Kruse (1855–1934), sculptor, created bronze figures and marble busts and was involved in the Niederwald monument as an employee of Schilling	0Nov 1, 1953	It is laid out as street 148 between Hildburghauser Straße and Lichtenfelder Ring. Kruse is buried in the Marienfelde cemetery.
Lichterfelder Ring ( Location )	0300 (in the district)	Lichterfelde , neighboring town	Apr 21, 1932	The ring connected Marienfelde and Lichterfelde as a land route . Under this name, the Landweg located in Lichterfelde, the Teltower Weg and part of the Lichterfelder Straße were combined in Marienfelde and on August 1, 1965 a part was incorporated into Hildburghauser Straße. In the district it is between Waldsassener Straße and in front of the beginning of the settlement on Lechtaler Weg.
Luckeweg ( Location )	0530	August Ferdinand Lucke (1845–1906), local politician and worked at Kiepert for the Marienfelde community	0Apr 1, 1953	The extension of Straße 447 was also included as Straße 130 on July 1, 1976 ; it is located on Manntzgraben between Ahrensdorfer Straße and in the arch to Tirschenreuther Ring.
Malteserstrasse ( Location )	0750 (in the district)	Order of Malta , Catholic knightly order	July 21, 1960	The street lies between the Lankwitzer Mühlenstraße and ends as a dead end in front of the street 427. The Lankwitzstraße in Marienfelde and the Marienfelder Straße in Lankwitz were renamed Malteserstraße in 1960. BD: Monastery and church by Josef Lückerath (1903–1905).
Manntzstrasse ( Location )	0190	Ferdinand Manntz (1838–1915), farmer and community leader, the only honorary citizen of the Marienfelde community	July 27, 1927	Set up as Straße 173 , it is located between Kaiserallee and Hanielweg.
Marienfelder Allee ( Location )	1380	As an avenue in the north-south route through Marienfelde	Aug 31, 1949	In 1907 it was called Chausseestrasse, before 1912 it was renamed Berliner Strasse. The Greater Berlin Act brought it to Berlin, where there were now several Berlin streets, which in 1949 led to another renaming. It is part of the federal highway 101 and lies between Großbeerenstraße, with which it is connected by an underpass built in 1978, and the city limits. In the area of ​​the Nahmitzer Damm intersection, road traffic has been routed a few meters further west on other streets since around 1987.
Martiusweg ( Location )	0290	Carl Alexander von Martius (1838–1920), chemist, co-founder of the corporation for aniline production ( Agfa ) in Treptow in 1872	0Aug 4, 1930	Created as street 2 , it is located between Brandaustrasse and Benzstrasse.
Mauserstrasse ( Location )	0730	Paul von Mauser (1838–1914), weapons designer and manufacturer	0Aug 4, 1930	Laid out as Straße 8 , it is Daimlerstraße and Säntisstraße.
Maximilian-Kaller-Strasse ( Location )	0410	Maximilian Kaller (1880–1947), theologian, Bishop of Warmia and special papal representative for the displaced Germans	0Oct. 1, 1973	As part of Straße 427 , it joins the Dr.-Jacobsohn-Promenade as a cul-de-sac and leads to the Lankwitzer Tautenburger Straße as far as the district boundary.
Meisdorf path ( Location )	0290	Meisdorf , place in the Harz foreland	July 13, 1934	Set up as street 127 in the suburb of Marienfelde, other streets are named after villages in the Harz region. It lies between the Friesdorfer path and Tilkeroder path.
Messmerstrasse ( Location )	0310	Jacob Friedrich Meßmer (1809–1881), engineer and designer	0Nov 3, 1938	Laid out as road 48 , it lies between Stegerwaldstrasse and Prechtlstrasse.
Miethepfad ( Location )	0220	Adolf Miethe (1862–1927), photo chemist and pioneer of photo technology	0Apr 1, 1975	The previous Lichterfelder Straße 51 was renamed and on February 1, 1994 Straße 489 in Marienfelde was included. In the district there is only this spur road north of the Poleigrund up to the footpath through the railway, as well as all land on the railway side up to the Schichauweg without the street itself.
Motzener Strasse ( Location )	0240 partially only west side	Motzen , place in the district of Dahme-Spreewald (Brandenburg)	0Jan. 1, 1963	The Lichtenrader Weg was named between 1918 and September 1925 and renamed in 1963, on April 1, 1969 a newly laid road between Motzener Straße and Poleigrund and a section of Egestorffstraße were included. The street lies between Buckower Chaussee and Schichauweg, the western part of the street and the properties from Poleigrund belong to Lichtenrade. In the northern part, a ring road into the industrial park has the same name. Worth mentioning is the Semperlux Company's Historical Lighting Museum at Motzener Straße 34.
Nahmitzer dam ( Location )	1080	Nahmitz , place in the district of Potsdam-Mittelmark (Brandenburg)	0July 1, 1973	Laid out as road 473 , it lies between the bend in Buckower Damm and Marienfelder Allee (east of the Hildburghauser / Friedenfelser Strasse intersection); it leads south around the village of Alt-Marienfelde as a three-lane road with two lanes.
Nikolaus-Bares-Weg ( Location )	0250	Nikolaus Bares (1871–1935), Bishop of Hildesheim and Berlin, Catholic theologian	0Apr 1, 1973	A northeastern dead end from Maximilian-Kaller-Straße
Nunsdorfer Ring ( Location )	0820	Nunsdorf , place in the district of Teltow-Fläming (Brandenburg)	0Sep 1 1968	Created as Straße 457 , it is a ring road east of and to Motzener Straße.
Pansfelder Weg ( Location )	0460	Pansfelde , district of Falkenstein / Harz (Saxony-Anhalt)	July 13, 1934	Laid out as road 125 , it lies between Wippraer and Tilkeroder Weg.
Pfabener way ( Location )	0200	Pfaben , district of Erbendorf belongs to the Tirschenreuth district (Bavaria)	0Oct. 1, 1971	The street 462 was merged with part of the Ahrensdorfer Straße and named. It lies between Waldsassener and Wiesauer Straße.
Polegrund ( Location )	0410 only north half of the street	old field name of the local high moor	0Nov 1, 1953	Laid out as street 92 , it is located between Miethepfad and Motzener Straße. The district boundary to Lichterfelde runs in the middle of the street, only the northern side belongs to Marienfelde.
Prechtlstrasse ( Location )	0200	Johann Joseph von Prechtl (1778–1854), natural scientist, founding member of the Academy of Sciences in Berlin	0Sep 1 1962	Set up as Strasse 36 , it is located between Wehnertstrasse and Meßmerstrasse.
Pressburg path ( Location )	0130	Pressburg , capital of the Slovak Republic	0Apr 4, 1934	The road lies between Kronstadter and Hermannstadter Weg. There is no continuation to Marienfelder Allee.
Proellstrasse ( Location )	0310	Wilhelm Rudolf Proell (1845–1892), designer, development of regulators	Jan. 18, 1936	Laid out as road 45 , it lies between Stegerwaldstrasse and Prechtlstrasse.
Reinstedter way ( Location )	0550	Reinstedt , place in the district of Aschersleben-Staßfurt (Saxony-Anhalt)	July 13, 1934	It is laid out as road 132 and lies between Marienfelder Allee and ( not continuously ) Diedersdorfer Weg.
Richard-Tauber-Dam ( Location )	0870	Richard Tauber (1891–1948), Austrian singer, victim of the Nazi regime	0Apr 1, 1975	Laid out as road 430 , it lies between Säntisstrasse and Buckower Chaussee. On Buckower Chaussee, their properties 19-24 belong to Lichtenrade and the district boundary is here on the east side of the dam. On Säntisstraße, 80 meters on the north side of the street belong to Mariendorf .
Rigistraße ( Location )	0150	Rigi , mountain range in Central Switzerland	0Dec. 1, 1970	Created as street 458 , it is located east of Zehrensdorfer Straße as a cul-de-sac into the industrial area.
Sameiskystrasse ( Location )	0290	Sameisky, an old blacksmith family in Marienfelde	Feb 13, 1957	Laid out as street 39 , it lies between Wehnertstraße and Tullaweg, further as a dead end street to the sports field next to the cemetery.
Säntisstrasse ( Location )	0990 (in the district)	Säntis , a mountain in Eastern Switzerland	0Aug 4, 1930	In the district the street was called Britzer Weg from 1907 to 1930 and in 1930 it was renamed from Mariendorfer Straße to Säntisstraße. The road continues to Mariendorf on Daimlerstraße and turns into Zehrensdorfer Straße at the S-Bahn bridge. The Adler mill was located near the road . Monument: House 181 and House 183.
Schäßburger way ( Location )	0350	Schäßburg , city in Transylvania (Romania)	0Apr 4, 1934	Established as street 123 , it lies between Marienfelder Allee and Kronstadter Weg, but from Hermannstädter Weg to the avenue only as a pedestrian and cycle path with reduced traffic.
Scheideggweg ( Location )	0150	Scheidegg , Berg im Rigi (Central Switzerland)	0Dec. 1, 1970	Laid out as Straße 49 , it is located between Wehnertstraße and Grillostraße. The street name was given together with Rigistraße (probably with reference to Säntisstraße).
Schichauweg ( Location )	0990 (in the district)	Ferdinand Schichau (1814–1896), engineer and entrepreneur	0Aug 4, 1930	Previously laid out as road 97 . In Marienfelde the street is a cul-de-sac between Motzener Straße and the city limits. This is where the Marienfelde pumping station and the former sewage treatment plant (today part of the UBA ) are located. The road continues to the east in Lichtenrade .
Schomburgstrasse ( Location )	0190	Hermann Schomburg (19th century), pioneer of the electrotechnical porcelain industry	0Apr 1, 1969	Laid out as road 44 , it lies between Bahnstrasse and Stegerwaldstrasse.
Schwechtenstrasse ( location )	0660	Franz Schwechten (1841–1924), architect of historicism	0Nov 4, 1976	It lies as a cul-de-sac between Richard-Tauber-Damm and the site of the railway colony. The previous private road to the site of the freight yard was given the name at the suggestion of the Reich Railway Property Office for public transport.
Sunshine path ( Location ) 52nd ° N 13th	0200	Carl Sonnenschein (1876–1929), Catholic priest well-known in the working class	0Aug 4, 1930	Laid out as Straße 176 , it goes south from Belßstraße, parallel to Friedrichrodaer Straße. The entire complex of the "Mariengarten" settlement as a building ensemble under monument protection.
Sperenberger Strasse ( Location )	0610	Sperenberg , town in the Teltow-Fläming district (Brandenburg)	0Nov 1, 1973	Laid out as road 465 , it goes as a spur road from Motzener Strasse to the west and opens up a commercial area.
Stadtilmer way ( Location )	0450 (in the district)	Stadtilm , city in the Ilm district (Thuringia)	Apr 14, 1936	The street continues in Lichterfelde , where street 212 was named in 1936. The previous roads 441 and 149 were not included until 1965. In Marienfelde it lies between the district boundary (no. 9 and 16) and still goes as a spur road over the Kruseweg to the east.
Stegerwaldstrasse ( Location )	0770	Adam Stegerwald (1874–1945), union official, resistance fighter against the Nazi regime	0Nov 1, 1953	Established around 1913 as Ahornstrasse , it is located between Bahnstrasse and Beyrodtstrasse.
Street 427 ( Location )	0120	according to the development plan	before 1930	It lies between Marienfelder Allee and Malteserstraße. The part, which is still named today, leads the northern avenue to the intersection with Hildburghauser Straße, previously the continuation of Dr.-Jacobsohn-Promenade and the eastern part of Maximilian-Kaller-Straße belonged to it.
Road 432 ( Location )	0150	according to the development plan	before 1930	It goes east of Richard-Taber-Damm as a closed private road to the district boundary and continues in the Lichtenrader private road Im Eck (not continuous).
Road 435 ( Location )	0100	according to the development plan	before 1930	It lies between Grillostrasse and Säntisstrasse, from Grillostrasse as a cul-de-sac.
Road 478 ( Location )	0280	according to the development plan	before 1930	Starting from Diedersdorfer Weg to the east, it is the entrance to the north of the Marienfelde amusement park .
Symeonstrasse ( Location )	0140	Symeon († after 1247), theologian	0Nov 1, 1989	Laid out as road 475 , it is a cul-de-sac from Malteserstrasse to the west, north of the Church of the Good Shepherd .
Tennstedter Strasse ( Location )	0150 (in the district)	Bad Tennstedt , town in the Unstrut-Hainich district (Thuringia)	0Jan. 2, 1912	Planned as street 32 , it was named in Lankwitz in 1912, in Tempelhof (Marienfelde) it was named after 1938. On April 1, 1975 the extension to Weskammstrasse took place.
Tilkeroder way ( Location )	0680	Tilkerode, district of Abberode (Saxony-Anhalt)	July 13, 1934	Laid out as street 133 , it lies between Marienfelder Allee and Diedersdorfer Weg.
Tirschenreuther Ring ( Location )	1380	Tirschenreuth , district town in Bavaria	0June 1, 1970	The roads 463 and 446 have been summarized in the building to a ring road between Lichterfelder ring and Hildburghauser road.
Titlisweg ( Location )	0440 (in the district)	Titlis , mountain of the Uri Alps (Central Switzerland)	0Aug 4, 1930	The street, previously known as street 125 , lies between Daimlerstraße and the border in front of Hirzerweg, it continues in Mariendorf , the south side does not belong to Marienfelde.
Trachenbergring ( Location )	0260 (in the district)	Karl Friedrich Wilhelm von Trachenberg (1784–1809) military.	July 20, 1960	In 1935 the street 62 was named Trachenbergweg and in 1960 the streets 62a, 63 and 87 in Lankwitz were included to the Trachenbergring. Only the south side of the southeast part of the Ringstrasse between Friedrichrodaer Strasse and the railway line belongs to Marienfelde.
Trippsteinstrasse ( Location )	0170 (in the district)	Trippstein, summit in the Schwarzatal (Thuringia)	0Jan. 2, 1912	Laid out as Straße 33 , it lies between Hildburghauser Straße and the district boundary; it continues in Lankwitz to Geraer Straße.
Tullaweg ( Location )	0260	Johann Gottfried Tulla (1770-1828), civil engineer, led the Rhine straightening by	0Jan. 1, 1963	Laid out as road 41 , it lies between Am Hortenstein and Sameiskystraße
Untertürkheimer Strasse ( Location )	0440 (in the district)	Untertürkheim , district of Stuttgart (Baden-Württemberg)	March 23, 1925	The street, previously street 93 , is a dead end in the industrial area west of Fritz-Werner-Straße, the north side belongs to Mariendorf . Monument: machine factory Fritz-Werner-Werk.
Waldsassener Strasse ( Location )	1120	Waldsassen , town in the Tirschenreuth district (Bavaria)	0Apr 1, 1971	The street 426 was named together with the western part of the Ahrensdorfer Straße and lies between Hildburghauser Straße and the city limits (stub road to Mauerweg ). He crosses the Tirschenreuther Ring.
Wehnertstrasse ( Location )	0850	Julius Wehnert (1850-1916), architect, construction of Marienfelder sewer involved	0Aug 4, 1930	Laid out as road 46 , it lies between Bahnstrasse and Buckower Chaussee.
World Path ( Location )	0800	Peter Welter (1854–1919), chaplain in the local monastery "Zum Guten Hirten"	0Aug 4, 1930	Created as Straße 171 , it lies between Emilienstraße and Hanielweg.
Weskammstrasse ( Location )	0350	Wilhelm Weskamm (1891–1956), Roman Catholic Bishop of Berlin from 1951 to 1956	0Oct. 1, 1973	Established as Straße 424 , it is located between Maximilian-Kaller- and Hildburghauser Straße.
Wettelroder way ( Location )	0480	Wettelrode , place in the district of Sangerhausen (Saxony-Anhalt)	Oct 19, 1934	Laid out as road 126 , it lies between Wippraer and Tilkeroder Weg.
Wiesauer Strasse ( Location )	0310	Wiesau , market in the Tirschenreuth district (Bavaria)	0Dec. 1, 1970	The northern part of road 461 between Tirschenreuther Ring and Pfabener Weg along the park (in the former course of Ahrensdorfer Straße) was named in 1970 and continues in Fuchsmühler Weg.
Wippraer way ( Location )	0310	Wippra , health resort in the district of Mansfelder Land (Saxony-Anhalt)	Jul 13, 1934	Laid out as road 131 , it lies between Marienfelder Allee and Friesdorfer path in the arch
Zehrensdorfer Strasse ( Location )	0100	Zehrensdorf , dissolved in 1936 in today's Teltow-Fläming district (Brandenburg)	0Nov 1, 1973	The street lies between Buckower Chaussee and Säntisstraße and continues in Motzener Straße.
Zernickstrasse ( Location )	0120	Ferdinand Zernick (1830–1911), mayor of Marienfelde	0Nov 1, 1953	Laid out as road 114 , it is a spur road from Ahrensdorfer Strasse to the north.

Planned and former streets

Until it was incorporated into Greater Berlin, Marienfelde belonged to the Teltow district like the neighboring towns. Due to the orientation of the church, the village - today Alt-Mariendorf - faces west-east, but coming from Berlin, the road crosses towards north-south. The connecting routes from Marienfelde to the surrounding area around 1800 ran from Dorfstrasse

• on the western side of the village with the Chaussee (today on the Marienfelder Allee)
  • North: Mariendorf - Tempelhof - Berlin and
  • South: Big Berries - Trebbin .
• The paths lead to the west of Dorfstrasse
  • Lankwitz (northwest) for example in the course of Malteserstraße
  • Teltow (West) today around the Hildburghauser Straße,
  • as well as the road to Diedersdorf going south from the Chaussee .
• To the east of Dorfstrasse, the paths divide into two
  • Britz (north-east) for example in the course of Säntisstraße
  • Buckow (West) for example in the course of Buckower Chaussee,
  • Lichtenrade (southeast), for example, in the course of Motzener Strasse.
• From the Anger opposite the church to the north, the path goes to the Horstenstein Vorwerk, roughly in the current course of Kirchstrasse.

Surname	from	to	renamed	Remarks
Adolfstrasse	1885/1902	Apr 20, 1948	→  Greulichstrasse	Probably named after Adolf Kiepert (1820–1892), landowner in Marienfelde. Analogous to the naming of Emilienstraße after his wife.
Ahornstrasse	around 1913	0Nov 1, 1953	→  Stegerwaldstrasse
Bismarckstrasse	around 1912	Jul 13, 1934	→  Belßstrasse	Otto von Bismarck -Schönhausen, Duke of Lauenburg (1815–1898), politician.
Britzer way	after 1907	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Säntisstrasse	The Britzer Weg was named between November 1907 and November 1910.
Village street	13th century	Aug 31, 1949	→  Alt-Marienfelde	In 1887 the village street is paved.
Lankwitzstrasse	Oct. 29, 1863	Jul 21, 1960	→  Malteserstrasse	Lankwitz, neighboring town (steep). Lankwitzstrasse was the old connecting road between the villages of Mariendorf and Lankwitz. The unusual spelling was retained until 1960.
Lichtenrader Weg	after 1918	0Jan. 1, 1963	→  Motzener Strasse	The Lichtenrader Weg was named between 1918 and September 1925.
Lichterfelder Strasse	after 1914 (before 1918)	Nov 23, 1933	→  Hildburghauser Strasse	In 1932, part of the street was named Lichterfelder Ring . In 1933 the remaining section was moved to Hildburghauser Straße. On August 1, 1965, the part renamed Lichterfelder Ring in 1932 was included in Hildburghauser Strasse.
Marienfelder Strasse (Lichterfelde)	before 1878	Nov 23, 1933	→  Hildburghauser Strasse	The connection between the formerly independent towns of Lichterfelde and Marienfelde. In 1933 it was given the name of Hildburghauser Strasse, which had existed in Lichterfelde since 1917, as an extension.
Marienfelder Strasse (Lankwitz)	before 1878	Apr 21, 1960	→  Malteserstrasse	The section of Marienfelder Strasse between Hauptstrasse (today Alt-Lankwitz) and Bruchwitzstrasse was renamed Mühlenstrasse in 1909.
Osdorfer way	before 1914	0Apr 5, 1934	→  Ahrensdorfer Strasse	Osdorf, district of Großbeeren.
Parallel street	before 1904	0Sep 1 1973	→  Bruno-Möhring-Strasse	The street ran parallel to Marienfelder Allee. House no. 8 was Bruno Möhring's home around 1904.
Private road 110	plan	0Apr 4, 1934	→  Hermannstadter Weg
Black way	handed down	before 1925	→  Säntisstrasse	officially renamed August 4, 1930, Schwarzer Weg is a common name for footpaths and roadways in Berlin.
Street 2	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Martiusweg
Street 4	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Hossauerweg
Street 7	plan	Jan. 24, 1938	→  Hollabergweg
Street 7	plan	0Jul 1, 1970	→  Fleschweg
Street 9	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Brandaustrasse
Street 32	plan	0Jan. 2, 1912	→  Tennstedter Strasse
Street 33	plan	0Jan. 2, 1912	→  Trippsteinstrasse
Street 36	plan	0Sep 1 1962	→  Prechtlstrasse
Street 38	plan	0Nov 3, 1938	→  Intzestrasse
Street 39	plan	Feb 13, 1957	→  Sameiskystraße
Street 40	plan	Feb 13, 1957	→  Gebertstrasse
Street 41	plan	0Jan. 1, 1963	→  Tullastrasse
Street 42	plan	Nov 23, 1933	→  Bleichertstrasse
Street 44	plan	0Apr 1, 1969	→  Schomburgstrasse
Street 45	plan	Jan. 18, 1936	→  Proellstrasse
Street 46	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Wehnertstrasse
Street 48	plan	0Nov 3, 1938	→  Messmerstrasse
Street 49	plan	0Dec. 1, 1970	→  Scheideggweg
Street 51	plan	0Apr 1, 1975	→  Miethepfad
Street 62	plan	0May 3, 1935	( Trachenbergweg )	today Trachenbergring
Street 62a	plan	Jul 20, 1960	→  Trachenbergring
Street 63	plan	Jul 20, 1960	→  Trachenbergring
Street 87	plan	Jul 20, 1960	→  Trachenbergring
Street 92	plan	0Nov 1, 1953	→  Polegrund
Street 93	plan	March 23, 1925	→  Untertürkheimer Strasse
Street 97	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Schichauweg
Street 108	plan	0Apr 4, 1934	→  Bistritz Path
Street 109	plan	0Dec. 1, 1934	→  Baußnernweg
Street 112	plan	0Apr 4, 1934	→  Kronstadt way
Street 114	plan	0Nov 1, 1953	→  Zernickstrasse
Street 121	plan	0Apr 4, 1934	→  Klausenburger path
Street 123	plan	0Apr 4, 1934	→  Schäßburger Weg
Street 125	plan	Jul 13, 1934	→  Pansfelder Weg
Street 125	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Titlisweg
Street 126	plan	Oct 19, 1934	→  Wettelroder Weg
Street 127	plan	Jul 13, 1934	→  Meisdorf path
Street 129	plan	Jul 13, 1934	→  Hermeroder Weg
Street 130	plan	0Apr 1, 1953	→  Luckeweg
Street 130	plan	March 23, 2025	→  Daimlerstrasse
Street 132	plan	Jul 13, 1934	→  Reinstedter way
Street 133	plan	Jul 13, 1934	→  Tilkeroder way
Street 133	plan	Jul 13, 1934	→  Wippraer Weg
Street 133	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Hirzerweg
Street 143	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Hanielweg
Street 147	plan	0Aug 1, 1965	→  Greizer Strasse
Street 148	plan	0Nov 1, 1953	→  Kruseweg
Street 149	plan	Apr 14, 1936	→  Stadtilmer Weg
Street 171	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  World Path
Street 172	plan	Jul 26, 1927	→  Beyrodtstrasse
Street 173	plan	Jul 26, 1927	→  Manntzstrasse
Street 176	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Sunshine path
Street 177	plan	0Aug 4, 1930	→  Estersstrasse
Street 406	plan	Apr. 24, 1969	→  Domagkstrasse
Street 423	plan	0Feb. 1, 1966	→  Barlachweg
Street 424	plan	0Oct. 1, 1973	→  Weskammstrasse
Street 426	plan	0Apr 1, 1971	→  Waldsassener Strasse
Road 427 (part)	plan	0Oct. 1, 1973	→  Maximilian-Kaller-Strasse
Road 427 (part)	plan	Apr 25, 1991	→  Dr. Jacobsohn Promenade
Street 430	plan	0Apr 1, 1975	→  Richard-Tauber-Damm
Road 441	plan	Apr 14, 1936	→  Stadtilmer Weg
Road 446	plan	0Jun 1, 1970	→  Tirschenreuther Ring
Street 458	plan	0Dec. 1, 1970	→  Rigistraße
Street 459	plan	0Dec. 1, 1970	→  Erbendorfer Weg
Road 461 (part)	plan	0Dec. 1, 1970	→  Wiesauer Strasse
Road 461 (part)	plan	Nov 15, 2006	→  Fuchsmühler Weg
Road 462	plan	0Oct. 1, 1971	→  Pfabener Weg
Street 463	plan	0Jun 1, 1970	→  Tirschenreuther Ring
Road 465	plan	0Nov 1, 1973	→  Sperenberger Strasse
Road 467	plan	0Feb. 1, 1994	→  Imhoffweg
Street 473	plan	0Jul 1, 1973	→  Nahmitzer Damm
Street 475	plan	0Nov 1, 1989	→  Symeonweg
Road 481	plan	Aug 15, 1990	→  Friedenfelser Strasse
Teltower Weg	before 1905	Apr 21, 1932	→  Lichterfelder Ring	Included in the Lichterfelder Ring.
Trachenbergweg	0May 3, 1935	Jul 20, 1960	→  Trachenbergring	After Karl Friedrich Wilhelm von Trachenberg (1784–1809) l, military. Renaming of streets including additional streets.

Further locations in Marienfelde

Allotment gardens

The small allotment gardens are scattered around the district.

• Colony Am Diedersdorfer Weg ( location ), Diedersdorfer Weg, 80 parcels, 3.0 hectares (state owned).
• Colony Am Freizeitpark ( location ), Diedersdorfer Weg (east), 16 plots on 0.4 hectares (state owned).
• Colony Amstelveen (suburban settlement) ( location ), Marienfelder Allee 223 with 36 parcels and 1.3 hectares (state owned). Amstelveen is twin town of the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district.
• Colony Birkholz ( Lage ), Diedersdorfer Weg, 139 parcels, 4.6 hectares (state owned).
• Colony of railway farming at Säntisstraße ( Lage ), on the former Marienfelde freight station with 10.0 hectares (owned by the railway association)
• Colony recovery ( location ), Wehnertstraße 34, 5 plots on 0.2 hectares (state owned).
• Colony Eschwege ( Lage ), Marienfelder Allee, 51 parcels, 1.7 hectares (state owned).
• Hüfnergärten colony ( location ), Nahmitzer Damm 3.5 and 7, 31 parcels, 0.8 hectares (state owned).
• Marienfelder Scholle colony ( Lage ), Marienfelder Allee, 64 parcels, 2.9 hectares (state owned).

Parks and green spaces

• Nature reserve (leisure park) Marienfelde with green toad pond ( location ) and other ponds,
  • to the east adjoining and belonging to the Fresepark ( location ) with Königsgraben ( location ) the Röthepfuhl ( location ) and Freeseteich ( location ) and in the south flowing towards the Poleigraben ( location )
• Park on Wiesauer Strasse ( location )
• Marienfelde manor park ( Lage ), south of it the Stadtgutgraben ( Lage ) on Nahmitzer Damm.
• Grove at Königsgraben (Berliner Forst Düppel) ( Lage ), Jagen 66 D (Grunewald Forestry Office) received this name on January 1st, 1995.
• Marienfelder Feldmark ( location )
• former sewage treatment plant Marienfelde (with UBA) ( location )
• Marienfelder Höhe ( location ): rubble and former radar station .
• Marienfelde cemetery ( location )
• Church of the Good Shepherd and the ( location )
• More ditches and ponds
  • Manntzgraben ( location ): partially preserved, west of the monastery (Church of the Good Shepherd) and east of Marienfelder Allee in the direction of Bistritzer Path.
  • Relief ditch ( location )
  • Church pond ( location )
  • Klosterteich ( location )

Other locations

Memorial mark at the emergency reception center

• Memorial of the emergency reception center ( location )
• Commercial area around Daimlerstraße (Mercedes-Benz Marienfelde plant) ( location )
• Commercial area around Buckower Damm and Motzener Straße ( location )

Access to the S-Bahn station

• Dresdener Bahn with the route of the S2
  • Schichauweg S-Bahn station ( location ), the station is located above the two-lane Schichauweg, but only the part of the station on the north side is in Marienfelde and thus in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district.
  • Buckower Chaussee S-Bahn station ( location )
  • Marienfelde S-Bahn station ( location )
• Former industrial line between Marienfelde station of the Dresden Railway and the industrial area to the south-west as a section of the outer freight ring to the Lichterfelde marshalling yard ( location ): today partly as a footpath and bike path as a continuation of the tansy path to the nature reserve, ending at the allotment garden in front of Diedersdorfer Weg.

See also

• List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Marienfelde
• List of stumbling blocks in Berlin-Marienfelde

Web links

Commons : Streets in Berlin-Marienfelde  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Commons : Places in Berlin-Marienfelde  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Office for Statistics Berlin-Brandenburg: Directory of streets and squares in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district (as of February 2015); pdf
• Map of Berlin 1: 5000 with district boundaries. Senate Department for Urban Development Berlin, 2012, accessed on May 16, 2012 . 
• Lexicon AZ of the streets and squares of Luise-Berlin at Kaupert - but with incorrectly assigned streets and areas
• List of street renaming in Berlin between 1982 and January 2012, Office for Statistics , accessed May 17, 2012.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Photos and documents, illustrations with texts on the construction and expansion of the Kreis-Chaussee working group Historisches Marienfelde
2. ↑ Chaussee = Income = Lease 1865 - Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
3. ^ Teltower Kreisblatt dated February 7, 1866
4. ↑ Topping- out ceremony in the suburbs II and III Marienfelde Timeline - Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
5. ↑ Walks through the district ( Memento of the original dated December 31, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on www.berlin.de 
6. ^ Heinz Jung, Wolfgang Kramer: Line chronicle of the Berlin tram 1902–1945. 60th episode . In: Berliner Verkehrsblätter . Volume 5, 1969, pp. 88 .
7. ^ Heinz Jung, Wolfgang Kramer: Line chronicle of the Berlin tram 1902–1945. 8th episode . In: Berliner Verkehrsblätter . Issue 8, 1964, pp. 105 .
8. ↑ ^{a b} Sigurd Hilkenbach, Wolfgang Kramer: The trams in Berlin . 3. Edition. alba, Düsseldorf 1994, ISBN 3-87094-351-3 , p. 79 .
9. ^ JGA Ludwig Helling (ed.): History-statistical-topographical pocket book of Berlin and its immediate surroundings. HAW Logier, Berlin 1830. Online at google-ebooks. Retrieved May 20, 2012.
10. ↑ Postcard series with historical photos from Dorfstrasse / Alt-Marienfelde Working group Historisches Marienfelde
11. ↑ Dorfkern Marienfelde Monument Database Berlin
12. ↑ The Savior's Pasture - The legend. The tree. The street. ( Memento of the original from January 18, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Private website 
13. ^ Image of the Heilandsweide 1935 Marienfelde Timeline - Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
14. ^ Image of the Heilandsweide 1950 Marienfelde Timeline - Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
15. ↑ Belßstrasse and Sunshine Path. Monument database Berlin
16. ↑ Beyrodt Horticulture Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
17. ↑ Villa Horstenstein Marienfelde Timeline - Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
18. ↑ Blohmstrasse . In: Berlin address book , 1943, Tempelhof administrative district> Lichtenrade, p. 1791 (Viktoriastraße).
19. ↑ ^{a b c} Machine factory Fritz-Werner-Werk Monument database Berlin
20. ↑ Memorial plaque for Moritz Jacobsohn on Gedenkenafeln-in-berlin.de
21. ↑ On the person of Emilie Kiepert. Kauperts
22. ^ Emilie and Adolf Kiepert Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
23. ↑ Emilienstraße 15/17 Haus Schippert 1915/1916 Monument database Berlin
24. ↑ ^{a b} city ​​map from 1907 on www.blocksignal.de
25. ↑ Estersstrasse . In: Berlin address book , 1934, Tempelhof administrative district> Mariendorf, Marienfelde, p. 1663.
26. ↑ ^{a b} "Mariengarten" estate, Berlin monument database
27. ^ About the Gebert Kauperts family
28. ^ ^{A b} Construction site railway underpass Marienfelder Allee 1978 Marienfelde Timeline - Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
29. ↑ Holla mountain trail Kauperts
30. ↑ The Steglitz trolleybus line A32 on http://www.berliner-verkehrsseiten.de/
31. ^ Sheepmaster Ferdinand Lucke 1878 Marienfelde Timeline - Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
32. ↑ On the person of Lucke Kauperts
33. ↑ Malteserstraße 171a – 171f Monument Database Berlin
34. ^ Website of the Historical Lighting Museum
35. ↑ The family Sameisky Kauperts
36. ↑ Railway crossing at Säntisstraße 1941 Marienfelde timeline - Marienfelde Historical Working Group
37. ↑ Säntisstrasse Kauperts
38. ↑ Säntisstraße 181 Monument Database Berlin
39. ↑ Säntisstraße 183 Monument Database Berlin
40. ^ On the person of Schomburg Kaupert
41. ↑ On the person of Symeon Kaupert
42. ↑ ^{a b} On the person of Trachenberg Kaupert
43. ↑ Marienfelde on old maps ( Memento of the original from April 13, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
44. ↑ Marienfelde around 1800, Hans-Werner Fabarius Collection
45. ^ Resolution of the Teltow district council on the condition of the roads.
46. ↑ Marienfelde Timeline Marienfelde Timeline - Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
47. ^ House Möhring Marienfelde Timeline - Working Group Historisches Marienfelde
48. ↑ Allotment gardens in the district ( Memento of the original from September 29, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 28 kB) Senate for Urban Development Berlin 
49. ↑ Sister cities of the district ( Memento of the original from December 18, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on www.berlin.de 
50. ↑ Marienfelde Nature Reserve ( Memento of the original from June 15, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. private website www.berlin-marienfelde.de 
51. ↑ The royal moat. In: Paul Wollschläger: The Tempelhof District - A Chronicle in Stories and Pictures (PDF; 125 kB). Kulturbuch Verlag, Berlin 1964.
52. ↑ Monastery of the Good Shepherd

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