Title
Rathauspark
Subject
Park
Description
Rathauspark is a lovely park area that has been cultivating itself for over 260 years. It's a 10,800-square-metre area that sits in the dead center of the town Ekner, laying on the south-eastern outskirts of Berlin. The park features many rare trees such as the Japanese cherry blossom, the ginkgo, and the Caucasian wingnut, as well some dense bushes that delight partygoers. Due to various festivals that occur at the park such as arts markets and the children's festival, the park only becomes a gay area after midnight. Then the area transforms into a sensual landscape where people meet and take their hookups.
Creator
Shay O'Connell
Source
Brunner, Andreas, and Hannes Sulzenbacher. n.d. “Parks.” Schwules Wien.
Date
According to the article, the park has been cultivated for over 260 years. The article was written in 2017, so we can assume the park has been there since around 1757. There is no information anywhere about how long the park has been known to turn into a gay area in the night, but we can assume for quite some time if it has earned that reputation.
Founders/owners
Unknown
Dates
According to the article, the park has been cultivated for over 260 years. The article was written in 2017, so we can assume the park has been there since around 1757. There is no information anywhere about how long the park has been known to turn into a gay area in the night, but we can assume for quite some time if it has earned that reputation.
Address
(Friedrichstr. 6-8 15537 Erkner) Lays in the middle of the town Erkner.