Lübars

Lübars is a locality (Ortsteil) within the Reinickendorf borough of Berlin, Germany. Situated in the northern part of the city, Lübars is characterized by its rural atmosphere, retaining a village-like character despite being part of a major metropolitan area.

Historically, Lübars was a small village focused on agriculture. While agriculture has declined, the area still features green spaces, fields, and the Lübarser Höhe, an artificial hill created from debris of World War II. This hill provides views over the surrounding landscape.

Key features of Lübars include its village church (Dorfkirche), which has historical significance, and various recreational opportunities linked to its more rural setting. The area attracts visitors looking for a quieter experience compared to the inner city, including those interested in hiking, cycling, and enjoying nature.

Lübars is connected to the Berlin public transport network, primarily by bus lines. While not directly served by the U-Bahn or S-Bahn, connections to these services are available via bus routes. The locality also contains residential areas, ranging from older village buildings to more modern housing developments.