We entered the park from the templehof station entrance. About 50 meters inside the entrance there are some shipping containers where we hired a couple of 2 seater electric assisted bikes. our Boys are 7 and 10, they loved exploring the park and getting to sit on the back whilst mum and dad did all the work, zooming up and down the runway for an hour. 2 assisted bikes 50 Euros, It was a good workout and a great way to see the park. We followed this with a look around the museum, a really great day out.

Visiting **Tempelhofer Feld** was a unique and refreshing experience during our time in Berlin. This former airport turned public park is unlike any other place I’ve been to. The sheer size of it is astounding—it’s one of the largest urban open spaces in the world, and you really feel that sense of openness as soon as you step onto the tarmac. Walking across the old runways, you get a real sense of the history of the place. Knowing that this space was once a bustling airport, and before that, a site with deep historical roots, gives it an atmosphere that’s both nostalgic and forward-looking. Now, it’s a place where locals and visitors alike come to relax, exercise, and enjoy the outdoors. We saw people flying kites, cycling, skateboarding, and even windsurfing on land, which was something I’d never seen before! One of the things I loved most about Tempelhofer Feld was how diverse the activities were. There were community gardens, where people were growing everything from flowers to vegetables, and lots of open space where people were picnicking or just lying on the grass. The park has a very laid-back vibe, and it’s clear that it’s a place where Berliners come to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The old airport buildings add to the unique atmosphere. They stand as a reminder of the field’s past, and you can even explore parts of them on certain tours. The juxtaposition of these historic structures with the open, vibrant park is something that really sets Tempelhofer Feld apart. Spending a few hours here was a great way to unwind and experience a different side of Berlin. It’s a place where history and modern life blend together in a way that’s both peaceful and dynamic. If you’re looking for a place to relax, exercise, or just soak in some local culture, Tempelhofer Feld is definitely worth a visit. It’s not your typical tourist spot, but that’s exactly what makes it so special.

There seems to be some confusion from my fellow reviewers so I wanted to help them out. Most fields are subject to the local weather unless inside a giant sports arena. Ok so if you’re looking at this I’m sure you’re aware it’s the sight of a former airfield for a former airport that is nearby. There’s lots you can engage in, you can rent a bike and cycle around the field, You could look at the wild life watch the hawks hunting in the grass. You can sit down on a bench and have a conversation with someone, you’ll be surprised what you can learn not only about them but about yourself too. If that fails there’s a bar where you can have a drink to drown your sorrows. If you’re interested in the history of the field there are some signs that give glimpses of the history, hopefully they’re still legible as Berlin love graffiti. There’s a museum for the airport building on the opposite side to the field it’s self and you can book a tour online for the main building.