エスリンゲンアムネッカーの天然記念物・トップ20

Shortly before the summit, there is a memorial plaque attached directly to the rubble in memory of the victims of the war. The plaque is part of the memorial, which also includes the summit cross and the stepped structure on the summit. The memorial was built in 1957/1958 based on designs by the architect Professor Manfred Pahl. The rubble, which is still clearly visible today, is part of the memorial. At the time, it was deliberately created as clearly recognizable piles of rubble as part of the memorial. They are symbolic of the local history that needs to be researched both scientifically and artistically.

It is impressive that parts of the rubble used to raise the Birkenkopf by 40 m between 1953 and 1957 are also visible. This gives this vantage point a very special atmosphere.

You can go on beautiful hikes here at any time of the year, autumn with its bright colors is of course a blast, but also nice in winter, where the view is clearer in the cold.

"THIS MOUNTAIN RAISED AFTER WORLD WAR II FROM THE RUINS OF THE CITY STANDS IN MEMORY TO THE VICTIMS TO THE LIVING AS A REMINDER"

At the time after the rain it was very difficult to get directly to the water.

From the Birkenkopf, at 511 m, you have a 360-degree panoramic view.

A sad story that overtook Stuttgart at the end of the Second World War.

... the "Birkenkopf" in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg - over 500 meters high - with a wonderful view of the surrounding area - it belongs to the Stuttgart-West district - locals also call it "Monte Scherbelino" and not without reason - the original mountain grew by about 40 meters when the rubble of Stuttgart was deposited here after the Second World War - it is and should be a memorial and monument of Stuttgart - a stone tablet below and a tablet on the mountain remind us of the "cause" - one or two stones show some beautiful reliefs from days gone by - a steel cross "reigns" on the mountain - an asphalt path leads from top to bottom and vice versa - popular excursion destination - https://www.stuttgart.de/tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeiten/birkenkopf.php