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Schloss Tegel

A remarkable medium-sized classical castle by the famous K.F. Schinkel built 1820 to 1824, also called "Humboldtschlösschen", because Alexander and Wilhelm von Humboldt (and their family) lived here once. Still privately owned.

Address: Adelheidallee 17-21
Hours: Guided tours Mondays from May to Sept
Website: museumsportal-berlin.de (opens in a new tab)

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Markthalle Tegel
Indoor food market. Fantastic fresh foods at local prices, including bakers, deli counters, and greengrocers.
Mon-Fri 08:00-19:00, Sat 08:00-16:00, Sun closed
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Not far away from Schloss Tegel (at the "große Malche") you can take a look at the oldest tree in Berlin, an oak which has been growing there since about 1192 (so it's actually older than Berlin itself). The name ("fat Mary") allegedly stems from the brother Humboldt who named the tree after their overweight cook.