Like an invisible ribbon, the Grunewald lakes connect the metropolis with the surrounding greenery. One of them is the Lietzensee, which together with the surrounding park forms an oasis of calm for local residents. Under the horticultural artist Ferdinand Deppe, one of the most opulent rose and dahlia cultivations of the 19th century was created here. From there, the scent of fresh flowers drifted through the entire area. The park has preserved this special atmosphere. During a walk around the lake or on one of the sunbathing and picnic meadows, you can watch the sunset on mild summer evenings and enjoy life in the here and now. You have a wonderful view over the lake from the Great Cascade, whose pergola frames this unique panorama along the shore. Between the lushly green banks, stucco-adorned villas and elegant residential buildings appear. After a lovely walk, the Stella boathouse invites you to linger. The beer garden is particularly popular in summer. And those who continue from here reach, just a few steps later, a place where the elegance of nature blends with the splendor of times past: Grace and beauty — Charlottenburg Palace is the epitome of royal residential culture. Early on, the summer residence and its expansive garden became a favorite retreat of Prussian kings and electors. And even today, a very special atmosphere surrounds the palace square, the orangery, and the grand palace gardens. Whether on a wintry walk through the snow-covered park, a visit to the romantic Christmas market in front of Charlottenburg Palace, or a jog on warm summer evenings, the palace captivates young and old alike and, with its unique charm, is one of the most distinguished neighbors of your new home.