Hiking Highlight
Recommended by 210 out of 226 hikers
Location: Berlin, Germany
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At and on the Insulaner there is a Zeiss planetarium, a large playground, the summer pool at the Insulaner, a toboggan run for the winter, and an observatory. Many beautiful paths make a walk an experience
March 9, 2022
At the summit is the place that brings you closer to the stars. "The Insulaner is a rubble mountain in the Berlin district of Schöneberg on the border with the Steglitz district. The approximately 78 meter high mountain is the oldest rubble mountain in Berlin. It lies between Prellerweg, Sembritzkistraße and Munsterdamm near Priesterweg S-Bahn station." Source: Wikipedia
May 3, 2020
The Insulaner is a mountain of rubble in the Berlin district of Schöneberg on the border with the Steglitz district. It is around 78 meters high.
The islander was raised from the rubble of the then destroyed city after the Second World War. The rubble was not heaped evenly - for example in a pyramid or cone shape - into a heap, but rather an asymmetrical hill with slopes of varying steepness and flatness was created.
April 11, 2016
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Location: Berlin, Germany
4.8
(16)
84
01:39
6.42km
20m
10
01:13
4.80km
10m
4.0
(2)
19
02:56
11.4km
60m