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Frohnau, Berlin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Frohnau is a garden suburb of Berlin, Germany, laid out in 1910 in the Reinickendorf borough around the Johanneskirche.
About Frohnau
Where to stay in Frohnau
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Frohnau is one of Berlin's calmer garden suburbs. Villas line its streets. Rooms here sit among Frohnau's early villas, within walking distance of the Johanneskirche and the quiet green of An der Buche, at the outer edge of Berlin in the Reinickendorf borough.
If you prefer leafy streets and early villas to the busy centre, Frohnau makes a restful base.
About Frohnau
What are the main landmarks in Frohnau?
Frohnau keeps the Johanneskirche as its main landmark. Gardens do the rest. Heritage villa gardens spread through the suburb, from the Landhausgarten on Frohnauer Straße to the green of An der Buche, each a listed corner of Frohnau's early plan within the Reinickendorf borough of Berlin.
The Johanneskirche rises above them.
What is the history of Frohnau?
Frohnau was laid out as a garden suburb in 1910. Villas rose first. Patrician villas from the early twentieth century filled its plots, and the Johanneskirche joined them as the young suburb's church, giving Frohnau the settled look it keeps within the Reinickendorf borough of Berlin.
Its plan has held ever since.
Where is Frohnau?
Frohnau lies at the outer edge of Berlin, a garden suburb in the Reinickendorf borough around the Johanneskirche.
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Updated July 2026