
Christian Garden, Berlin, Photo by Irene Philipa
In the "
Gardens of the World," Berlin-Marzahn, Germany, there is a new themed garden called " Christian Garden".

Christian Garden, Berlin, Photo by Irene Philipa
After two years of construction, the "Christian Garden" was opened for visitors on 30 April 2011. The new facility costed around 3 Million Euros.
Modern monastery garden.

Christian Garden, Berlin, Photo by Irene Philipa
Derived from the original form of the Christian Gardens, the monastic crossroads, a "modern" monastery garden was built in Marzahn town. A square garden area with a path made of light gravel, planted areas of beech, white shrubs and a water basin as a symbol of water as a source of life. Marianne Mommsen and Gero Heck Architects have designed the garden.
Golden transition

Christian Garden, Berlin, Photo by Irene Philipa
The main attraction at the Christian Garden is the transformation: Gold painted and horizontally arranged metal lines, form an amazing attraction to visitors. Within these lines, texts from the Old and New Testaments are written. This reminds every park visitor that Christianity is a religion of books and scripture.
21 hectares of gardening for all.

Flags at Christian Garden, Berlin, Photo by Irene Philipa
The "
Gardens of the World" is part of the 21-hectare Marzahn Recreational Park. Extensive meadows and flower beds spread over the extensive park grounds. The green oasis was opened in 1987 in the middle of prefabricated buildings.

Christian Garden, Berlin, Photo by Irene Philipa
The Christian Garden is the ninth themed garden on the land. Also, this park includes other themed gardens which are a Chinese garden, a Japanese, a Balinese, an Oriental, a Korean and an Italian Renaissance garden.

Christian Garden, Berlin, Photo by Irene Philipa