Kleiner Bunkerberg

The smaller of the two hills in Volkspark Friedrichshain, and like its larger neighbour it is a wartime flak installation, in this case the fire-control tower, buried under debris. Together the pair account for around 2.5 million cubic metres of rubble. The concrete is still down there under the trees, which is why the park's contours run the way they do.

Elevation (m)

68

Natural Feature Type

peak

Category: Culture & History

Tags: truemmerberg, flak tower, friedrichshain, volkspark

Coordinates: 52.5279648, 13.4363762

Part of Berlin's rubble mountains, the Truemmerberge

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