Historic Tiergarten Hosts Unique Festival Celebrating History & Environment
The historic Tiergarten in Königs Wusterhausen is set to host a unique festival this year. The Royal Tiergarten Festival promises a diverse programme and interactive activities, all while celebrating the area's rich history and addressing current environmental topics.
The festival, to be held in the old orchard meadow, will delve into the historical traditions of the Tiergarten. This includes its past as a royal hunting ground, dating back centuries. The event organisers aim to explain these traditions and connect them with contemporary issues, particularly those related to forests.
A highlight of this year's festival is a special focus on beavers. These industrious creatures have been making a comeback in the region, and the festival will explore their role in the local ecosystem. The Tiergarten itself is a protected nature area, home to over 250-year-old oaks, adding to its significance and appeal.
The Royal Tiergarten Festival is an exciting event that combines history, nature, and current environmental concerns. Held in the scenic Tiergarten, it offers a unique opportunity to learn about the area's past while engaging with pressing ecological issues. This year's focus on beavers promises to shed light on these fascinating creatures and their impact on the local ecosystem.
