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Lübars, Berlin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
An old village green centres Lübars, a quarter of Berlin in Germany, from the Dorfkirche Lübars to the gas-lit lanes of Alt-Lübars.
About Lübars
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Lübars keeps the shape of an old village inside Berlin, its houses drawn around the green of Alt-Lübars and the Dorfkirche Lübars. Rooms are rare here. The few who stay in Lübars come for the old village lanes and the gas lanterns of Alt-Lübars rather than for hotels, and almost everyone else sleeps nearer the centre of Berlin.
The quiet runs deep. If you would rather wake in a village-quiet quarter near the Dorfkirche Lübars and the green of Alt-Lübars than in the busy city, Lübars will suit you.
About Lübars
What are the main landmarks in Lübars?
The Dorfkirche Lübars stands on the green at the heart of Lübars, the parish church of an old village that Berlin never quite reshaped. The lanes of Alt-Lübars keep their gas lanterns and low farmhouses around it, while the ground toward the Alter Bernauer Heerweg holds settlements and burial fields left from the late Bronze Age and later. Beneath Lübars the past lies close.
Prehistoric graves lie opposite the Kolonie Mühlenberg.
What is the history of Lübars?
Lübars began as a village on the plain later taken into Berlin, and it still keeps its village green around the Dorfkirche Lübars. The ground here was settled far earlier, with prehistoric homes and burial fields lying along the Alter Bernauer Heerweg. The old green survives.
Even as the city closed in, the lanes of Alt-Lübars held their low farmhouse lines and gas lanterns.
Where is Lübars?
Lübars sits within Berlin in Germany, a village-shaped quarter set around the green of Alt-Lübars and the Dorfkirche Lübars.
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Updated July 2026