Sprengelkiez
The Sprengelkiez is a district in the Berlin district of Wedding in the Mitte district .
The name is derived from Sprengelstrasse, which runs through the middle of the neighborhood . It was named in 1897 after the German botanist Christian Konrad Sprengel . More than 14,000 people live here, which corresponds to a population density of 230 inhabitants per hectare (i.e. 23,000 per km²).
The quarter is also known as the Sparrplatz -Quartier , whereby this is mainly used in connection with the public quarter management .
location
Easter church on Sprengelstraße / corner of Samoastraße
The quarter is defined by the following boundaries:
- Northwest - through Föhrer Strasse and Luxemburger Strasse with the Amrumer Strasse underground station
- North - through Leopoldplatz , with the U6 and U9 station of the same name
- Northeast - through Müllerstrasse
- Southeast - through the track system of the Ringbahn with the S-Bahn stations Westhafen and Wedding or the Fennstrasse
- South - through the Berlin-Spandau shipping canal
Attractions
- Sprengelpark
- Evangelical Easter Church
- Catholic Church of St. Joseph
- Employment Office Wedding - known as a background image in the Tagesschau for reports on the topic of unemployment figures and the like. Ä.
- Robert Koch Institute
- Beijing Square with the " Café Achteck " (public urinal ) preserved as a monument
- Kurt-Schumacher-Haus , seat of the SPD regional association Berlin
- Listed residential complexes of the Berliner Spar- und Bauverein in Sprengelstrasse and on the north bank
- School building Tegeler Straße 18/19, listed school (former community school)
- School complex Müllerstraße 158, listed school with a former teacher's house
- Buchstrasse 3 - listed residential building
Web links
- sprengelkiez.info/
- sparrplatz-quartier.de
- ostergemeindeberlin.de
- Conflict Agency in Sprengelkiez - District Mediation Wedding e. V.
Individual evidence
Coordinates: 52 ° 32 ′ 32 ″ N , 13 ° 21 ′ 25 ″ E