Prinzessinnengarten Jacobi is a community garden at Hermannstraße 99-105 in Neukölln, where neighbors and volunteers grow vegetables and flowers, compost and keep hives within a cemetery. Take a quiet walk among the garden beds and look for the small watchtower. The café near the entrance serves coffee, fresh drinks and homemade juices, with a calm place to sit away from Hermannstraße. Come in summer to see the garden at its most active, or check for nature-themed events and activities.
A community garden in Neukölln
At Hermannstraße 99-105, Prinzessinnengarten Jacobi brings community gardening into a cemetery setting. Neighbors and volunteers tend vegetable plots and flower beds, compost and keep hives. The garden is also an educational space, with activities that connect people with nature and fresh food.
Follow the paths at an unhurried pace to see the different parts of the garden. A small watchtower is another feature to look out for during your walk.
The café and activities
The café by the entrance serves coffee, fresh drinks and homemade juices and lemonade. It gives you a place to pause before or after exploring the garden. Farm-fresh vegetarian and vegan food is also available on site.
Nature-themed events and team activities are organised here. The garden is especially active in summer, when there is more going on outdoors. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
FAQ
Where is Prinzessinnengarten Jacobi?
It is at Hermannstraße 99-105 in Berlin’s Neukölln district.
What can you see at Prinzessinnengarten Jacobi?
The community garden has vegetable beds, flowers, composting areas and hives. There is also a small watchtower.
Is there a café at Prinzessinnengarten Jacobi?
Yes. The café near the entrance serves coffee, fresh drinks, homemade juices and lemonade. Vegetarian and vegan food is also available on site.
Is the entrance wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the entrance is wheelchair accessible.
