Viktoriapark

A very versatile park, perfect for a Sunday stroll. Many walking paths lead through sunny open fields as well as through shady forest. The waterfall is of course very beautiful and from the centrally located hill you have a very good view of Berlin-Kreuzberg.

Viktoriapark

"The Tempelhofer Berg, as the elevation was originally called, was the highest in the area around the Prussian royal seat."
It is inconsistent with the facts that this mountain is a pile of rubble.
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"Until the 18th century, the Hanglange was used in the transition from the Spreetal to the Teltow plateau for viticulture ..."
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Waterfall in the middle of the city. Where else is there such a thing? Great for cooling off in the summer

The Viktoriapark is with the Kreuzberg Berlin's highest Kreuzberg Berlin's highest inner-city elevation.

The 66m high mountain marks the transition from the glacial valley to the Teltow plateau. Great view to Alex, Potsdamer Platz etc.
Schinkel's monument is dedicated to the wars of liberation against Napoleon. From there an artificial waterfall leads to the foot of the mountain. The water needs to be pumped up.