Grünewald

Hunting lodge at Grunewald, 1832, by Wilhelm Barth

Grunewald (Greenwood) is both a forest in Berlin on the east side of the Havel and a municipal district of Berlin (part of the borough of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf. The district developed out of a so-called "mansion colony" when the upper class of Berlin discovered Grunewald as an attractive site for living. Today, the social structure of Grunewald is still influenced by this origins.

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Districts (west), 1920-2001: Charlottenburg \| Kreuzberg \| Neukölln \| Reinickendorf \| Schöneberg \| Spandau \| Steglitz \| Tempelhof \| Tiergarten \| Wedding \| Wilmersdorf \| Zehlendorf
Districts (east), 1920-2001: Friedrichshain \| Hellersdorf (1986) \| Hohenschönhausen (1985) \| Köpenick \| Lichtenberg \| Marzahn (1979) \| Mitte \| Pankow \| Prenzlauer Berg \| Treptow \| Weißensee
Localities: Adlershof \| Britz \| Friedrichstadt \| Friedenau \| Frohnau \| Gatow \| Grunewald \| Hansaviertel \| Heiligensee \| Hermsdorf \| Karlshorst \| Kladow \| Marienfelde \| Märkisches Viertel \| Moabit \| Nikolaiviertel \| Rote Insel \| Scheunenviertel