As part of "Gardens of the World", the Chinese Teahouse in the Chinese Garden is particularly noteworthy. There you can drink a good tea, enjoy the sun and rest your tired legs. Now in autumn there are also very beautiful colors so a visit is always worth it.

The idea of showing or creating a Garden Inside the big Garden Is very interesting. I loved the little pond , boat and the house in the garden. It’s very beautiful especially during summer and in Autumn.

Very nice to recommend.Please try to visit nice for family bonding.

Cherry blossom festival in the Gardens of the World 🌹 A wonderful park, the Japanese garden with the pretty tea and coffee pagodas invite you to relax. Whether on a small or large "trip around the world" through the extensive grounds, there were opportunities everywhere to refresh yourself, have lunch or simply relax by the water. Highly recommended for Berlin visitors. 🌹🌹🌹

Always a wonderful experience. I have been buying an annual ticket for years now and enjoy it every time along with some special events.

As always, topclass Chinese tea restaurant! You can select different types of black, white, green teas as well as take original Chinese desserts/ cakes.

A visit that is worth it, to relax and recharge your batteries

Very nice garden. You should have seen it

Of course we also visited the Chinese Garden and it is beautiful

The Chinese section is definitely one of my favorites. The buildings look very well maintained and the colors haven't faded or anything like that at all. There are many statues and the pond with the koi fish is also very beautiful. There is also a café and a snack bar in this area where the food tasted really good. The price was also completely reasonable for the portion served. 😊

Incredible, beautifully landscaped park just outside of the center of Berlin. Various themed gardens invite you to stroll and linger. Especially recommended in autumn, as the colorful colors really come into their own

Probably my favorite part of Gardens of the World.

Wonderful place. Very well maintained and the cherry trees are already blooming. Very worth seeing garden.

A highlight in the gardens of the world. Reachable with the U5: and then with the cable car. The tea house by the lake is always busy. You can choose from a large selection of teas there. A place to linger and let your gaze wander over the lake.

A successful overall system

The tea house there is the only safe address for culinary delights in the gardens of the world. Very nice staff, open every day. Huge selection of teas, small snacks. But no coffee ;) It's a teahouse after all. Located in the middle of the beautiful Chinese garden.

The Chinese Garden is the most extensive and perhaps the most beautiful of the gardens within the world's gardens. The statue of Confucius watches over the area and the large lake, which is decorated with bridges and covered pergolas, stone lanterns and holey lucky stones, waterfalls, a lake pavilion and a lonely boat in the middle of the lake, which is covered with water lilies in summer. In autumn the Asian maples form blood-red spots. There is a large tea house and a pavilion offering snacks. A contemplative place, especially in the morning when the number of visitors is still low.

Amazing, beautiful. Also, there's tortoises living in the lake.

The Chinese Garden in the Gardens of the World is always an experience... 👍 And at the moment it's just magical with the sea of ​​water lilies... 😊 Mallards 🦆, coots and sometimes geese and turtles 🐢 can be seen there… You can also grab a bite to eat in the tea house…

Simply beautiful 🤗👍

Nice place for a good cup of tea

As always, a beautiful sight

Typical Chinese Garden with manmade lake, Teahouse serves tasty Chinese snacks , and other kind of foodstuffs, a nice place to relax and for a while, take pictures and selfies.

These gardens of the world are simply worth seeing!! Great facility, total enthusiasm! Don't forget: plan plenty of time, there is so much to discover!👍👍

Nice

Very beautiful Chinese-style grounds within the 'Gardens of the World' and delicious Chinese tea in the café, which is located in the pavilion with an open terrace. Price ok. The only thing that could be improved is the lack of a second cup to pour the tea so that it doesn't become too bitter due to the loose tea. After all, depending on the variety, it should only steep for a few minutes. Otherwise very nice atmosphere and a wonderful place to relax. With a bit of luck, there will also be a group of cosplayers out and about who will be only too happy to take a photo - provided you ask nicely and politely. 😉

A very nice and cozy place to visit, rest, drink a cup of great tea and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

If you visit Gärten der Welt, Chinesischer Garten is a must visit. It is one of the prettiest & biggest garden that they have, the Japanese one is also a must. Bali Garden is also pretty but it couldn’t represent the true beauty of Bali. It’s very understandable due to limited space

Great area to relax

Today is the annual cherry blossom festival again. To feel good…

It is an incredible place to spend the day. Admission costs 4 euros per person. If you want to visit all the gardens you will need to go very early. The maze is not as easy as you may think. So don't underestimate it

I hate autumn, but its colors inspire reflection... The park at this time resembles a fairy tale with a variety of colors. And if the weather is like this, then it is worth going to the park for the whole day. There is a place to sit and relax..

Always nice, the annual ticket is a good investment.

Just beautiful. It was a very special experience with guide Martin, who also gave the background information about the individual gardens very well. It's blooming on every corner. Just to fall in love with. Always happy again. Entrance fees are also okay.

We found the garden a little neglected. The ponds were full of rubbish, lots of leaves, very unloving.

The Chinese Garden in Berlin offers a fascinating insight into China's rich cultural heritage east of the German capital. Located in Berlin's famous Gardens of the World, this carefully designed garden invites visitors on a tranquil journey through a harmonious blend of architecture, art and nature. As I strolled the scenic paths, I was enchanted by the colorful plants and sculptures that decorated the landscape. The garden's tranquil location offered me a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle of the city and allowed me to immerse myself in traditional Chinese aesthetics and philosophy. This fascinating fusion of East and West is evidence of the enduring power of intercultural dialogue and appreciation. The Chinese Garden in Berlin is a true cultural gem that brings a touch of China to a cosmopolitan European setting, leaving visitors like me with a deep sense of awe and admiration for the beauty and complexity of Chinese art and nature.

Very beautifully designed, great tea pavilion, with first-class service and simply a must for tea connoisseurs and/or connoisseurs! A beautiful view and a place of peace. The fast food at the back is, depending on your taste, also recommended if you don't have any major demands.

It doesn't open again until the end of March when there's a winter break

Absolutely beautiful Chinese style garden. Were there during the cherry blossom season, which of course enhanced the whole thing. Everything is very well maintained, but slightly confusing. Still a nice experience! Maybe you should go during the week to avoid the crowds.

The Chinese Garden is always beautiful to look at. Everything was very well maintained. I'd love to come back.

It was all well and good

My favorite time to visit this place is specifically in spring during the cherry blossom festival. The Asian gardens such as the Chinese, Japanese and Korean are the most visited during this time. This weekend in mid-April is ideal for seeing many visitors imitating characters from manga films or animated manga in their costumes. There is also the opportunity to taste typical regional dishes of the countries that celebrate the cherry blossom festival. The park is huge (43 hectares) you can't enjoy everything in one day, there are many playgrounds for children.

Great teas snacks small and expensive. Conditions ladder a bit slow

Annual pass holder... We are always thrilled... Thanks to green.berlin

In all gardens around the world you can find something new and worth seeing in every season. That's why an annual ticket is worth it 😉 I can recommend the gardens to everyone.

Sooooo beautiful

We were in the Gardens of the World on Women's Day. Despite the holiday and the nice weather, there was only a small stand in front of the house. Unfortunately, we received two heavily sweetened ginger-flavored powder teas from the bag that were simply poured with hot water. And that for €3.50 per tea. In my opinion, a complete rip-off and an insult to Chinese tea culture. However, the Chinese garden and the tea house itself are very lovingly designed and are really nice to spend time in when the weather is good.

Always nice here

No open ticket offices, no possibility to purchase a ticket on site. Entrance closes well before the stated time.

Only four stars because the tea house wasn't open despite the great weather. Very unfortunate.

It is a beautiful park with wonderful landscapes.

Nice place! Amazing view and great for taking photos ☺️

you are in another world - 9 exotic gardens (incl. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Balinese), designed and built by architects and artisans from the respective countries using original materials, are each in their own way unique.

A beautiful part of Garten der Welt that reminds just a small corner of China

A must visit garden when you in Berlin, peace of mind, flowers are amazing, play place for kids and cable car.

Beautiful and quiet garden near nice lake. You can taste here different kinds of healthy china tea. Nice design of all buildings and arches. Very quiet place for relaxing and yoga exercises maybe. It’s located in big interesting fun park, you can’t visit it separately without payment.