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Teufelsberg
Sight4.3 · 2 3663.9 · 560≈ 1 h 30 minEntry: ~12 €
Teufelsberg ("Devil's Mountain") is a 120-metre artificial hill in Berlin's Grunewald forest, created from 26 million cubic metres of World War II rubble piled atop an unfinished Nazi military college. During the Cold War, it housed a clandestine US NSA radar and listening station. Today, the abandoned compound with its five iconic white radome spheres has become one of Europe's largest open-air street art galleries, offering panoramic views.
Highlights
- Artificial hill shaped from millions of tons of wartime debris
- Abandoned Cold War listening station with giant radar domes
- Massive open-air street art gallery featuring international artists
- 360-degree panoramic view over Berlin and Grunewald forest
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