Dicke Marie, Berlin
Dicke Marie is the oldest tree in Berlin, a majestic 26 metre tall English oak on the north bank of the Grosser Malchsee Lake.
Dicke Marie is the oldest tree in Berlin, a majestic 26 metre tall English oak on the north bank of the Grosser Malchsee Lake. Its trunk has a diameter of 2.1 metres, which places its age at about 400 - 500 years, though it is widely believed to be 800 - 900 years old.
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Dicke Marie and Nearby Sights on Map
Schloss Tegel
A remarkable medium sized classical castle by the famous K
Greenwichpromenade
Borsigwerke and Borsigturm
Ex-industrial buildings from the late 19th and early 20th century, nice clinker-architecture and the first (mini) highraiser of Berlin, the Borsigturm, 65 m high, built 1922-24
Georg Kolbe Museum
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Haus des Rundfunks
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Charlottenburg Palace
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Unite d'Habitation
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