Calisthenics Park

Train for free at Calisthenics Park, an open-air calisthenics park in Berlin.

No membership and no fee — the bars are open to everyone, any time of day.

Located in the Frohnau area of Berlin.

Good to know

A trade-magazine report states that the calisthenics installation — pull-up and horizontal bars at various heights, a rung and monkey ladder and parallel bars — comes from Berliner Seilfabrik, which also supplied the neighbouring low-rope course of eight linked climbing elements. The adjacent climbing tower is over ten metres high with two slides and a large interior rope net over seven levels; Bezirksstadträtin Katrin Schultze-Berndt is quoted calling it the largest slide and climbing tower in Reinickendorf. (Source: playground-landscape.com)
The Bezirksamt Reinickendorf lists the playground in the Ludwig-Lesser-Park between Schönfließer Straße and Markgrafenstraße (13465 Berlin) with a Calisthenics-Anlage (Trimm-Dich-Anlage), a Naturpfad/Barfußparcours and two table tennis tables; the surfaces given are sand, woodchips, a concrete-slab area and bound-gravel woodland paths. The 2025 Senate answer to written question 19/21454 includes the same site in the borough's list of multi-generation playgrounds. (Source: berlin.de)
The Ludwig-Lesser-Park in Frohnau was laid out around 1908 by the garden architect Ludwig Lesser. First called Erholungspark, it was renamed Ernst-Schwartz-Park in 1935 and Park der Roten Armee after 1945, and has carried Lesser's name since 1958. (Source: de.wikipedia.org)

Surface	Wood chips
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Calisthenics Park features outdoor calisthenics equipment in Berlin. It's free to use and open to the public.

Yes — Calisthenics Park is a public outdoor calisthenics spot, free of charge and open year-round.

Calisthenics Park is in Berlin, Germany (Schönfließer Straße). Open the map for one-tap directions.

Last updated: August 2, 2026