고메른‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 산 정상

Take a break and enjoy the view…

Definitely worth a trip

Super nice

The "Bierer Berg" animal park has existed since 1973 and is located in a park that was laid out on a hill about 100 years ago. In the park, which has an area of 2.4 hectares, there are animal enclosures, a Bismarck Tower, a Bismarck Monument, an adventure playground for children, a "Café & Bistro" and an open-air stage with a capacity of 650 seats. The zoo itself is home to 260 animals of 52 species. The focus is on the domestic animal complex with donkeys, miniature pigs, Rhön sheep, pygmy goats, mute geese, pigeons and chickens. Aviaries for various native birds and mammals such as hoopoes, lovebirds, harvest mice and hamsters, pine martens and wild cats are distributed throughout the park. Another focus is the keeping of small mammals. Species such as chipmunks, squirrels, Cuban tree rats, gerbils and chinchillas can be mentioned here. The different types of guinea pigs are important for zoologically interested breeders. Four species are kept; including the swamp guinea pig (Cavia magna) and the moco or rock guinea pig (Kerodon rupestris). Every year, in the months of June/July and July/August, the Schönebeck Operetta Summer takes place here. At the end of August, the big Bierer Berg Festival is celebrated. (Source: https://www.schoenebeck.de)

Very nice highlight near Magdeburg.

nice view

Always worth a trip

The hill in the south of Magdeburg reaches a height of 72.5 meters. Today there are houses and several allotment gardens on a raised platform belonging to the spy head. The name "Spionskopf" probably stems from the assumption that during the siege of Magdeburg's old town to the north, observers spied on what was happening inside the city from this hill. The point is said to have had a special meaning during the siege of Magdeburg by Tilly during the Thirty Years War in 1631. In the 1920s, various old skeletons were found during construction work on the spy's head. It was assumed at the time that they date from the Thirty Years War. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spionskopf