Bunkerberg Viewing Platform, Wittenberg

From the former bunker of the city, which was blown up in the 50's, a beautiful green area was created, accompanied by artistic designs.

"The Bunkerberg was built in the 1950s after incomplete demolition, then backfilling and covering a bunker from the Second World War.At the highest point reminds a seat to the former circular bunker bunker and all destinies related to this World War , Intersecting bridges new perspectives on the environment and open ways for spiritual experiences.The spatial installation according to a design of the University of Dusseldorf is a donation of the Evangelical Church in Germany to the Lutherstadt Wittenberg for the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. " - wittenberg.de/kultur-und-tourismus/qr-codes-stelen-des-tourist-leit-systems/bunkerberg-s17qr1.html

The Bunkerberg rises between the Augusteum and the Luther oak. There was a bunker there, which was blown up and covered over after the war. For Luther Year 2017, the Evangelical Church in Germany gave the city of Wittenberg a gift in the form of mirrored viewing platforms. The mirrors have already fallen victim to vandalism on several occasions. The Wittenberg tour leads either eastwards to the main train station or southwards through the green space at the moat to the Lutherstadt Wittenberg train station - Altstadt.welterbetour.de/wittenberg-rundgang