The iconic "Eierhäuschen" restaurant in Plänterwald's Berlin-Treptow, a century-old gem nestled along the Spree, has undergone a major overhaul. Berliner Immobilienmanagement GmbH handed over the historic building to Grün Berlin, as announced recently. The substantial renovation effort, which cost 16 million euros, was fully funded by the state. The restoration of this beloved eatery and beer garden is part of a larger plan to revitalize the Spreepark site in Plänterwald.
The "Eierhäuschen" is now set to reopen as both a restaurant and exhibition space in the spring. Private events have already begun, while the beer garden opened its doors to patrons in May. A new jetty at the restaurant was completed during the summer months. With these updates, Spreepark is positioned to regain its status as a top leisure destination in the area.
Historically, the Plänterwald was synonymous with the largest amusement park in East Germany. After decades of stagnation and neglect, the site is undergoing a gradual transformation. Future plans for the site include construction on the Ferris wheel, water basin, and workshop. Once complete, the 45-meter Ferris wheel will once again serve as the park's centerpiece.
The revitalized Eierhäuschen in Plänterwald's Spreepark is a significant step towards the park's historical rebirth. The restaurant, renowned for its scenic location along the Spree, has received a four-year facelift to become an attractive destination for visitors. The reopened Spreepark is poised to offer a variety of leisure activities once again, with construction set to commence on the Ferris wheel, water basin, and workshop in the upcoming year.
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Originally, the article did not provide sufficient details about the renovation timeline and schedule for the Spreepark, including the Eierhäuschen restaurant. However, the updated version clarifies that the restaurant is set to reopen as a restaurant and exhibition space in the spring of an unspecified year, while the beer garden has been open since May. The article also mentions that construction on the Ferris wheel, water basin, and workshop is planned for the upcoming year, setting clear expectations for the revitalization of the Spreepark site. To gain a more comprehensive understanding of the current status and future plans for Spreepark, additional research should be conducted to uncover additional official sources or local news outlets related to Berlin and its tourist attractions.
