Wolkenhain Observation Platform on Kienberg

Nice way to the top, whether by bike or on foot, it's always worth it. Nice view over Berlin. Once up, don't forget to look at the cloud grove and the wooden horse

The Kienberg is 102 meters high. A mountain that used to be piled up by rubble, rubble and rubbish.

The Kienberg is the second highest elevation in Marzahn-Hellersdorf. When measurements were taken in 1966, the survey had a height of 58.3 m and was located in the middle of sewage fields. In the years that followed, construction debris and rubble were dumped on the hill. In addition, the excavated soil from the large Marzahn housing estate was heaped up at this location. The census reached a height of 102.2 m in 1981. Garbage was never dumped here!