Marienhöhe

Unlike most of the others, this Tempelhof hill started as ground moraine, a glacial rise worked for gravel and sand, and it was used as a film location between the wars. Postwar rubble, about 190,000 cubic metres of it, was piled onto that existing ground. The paths to the top are pleasant and the view from the summit is modest; the slope is used for tobogganing.

Elevation (m)

73

Natural Feature Type

peak

Wikipedia Article

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marienh%C3%B6he_(Berlin)

Wikidata ID

Q1897724

Category: Culture & History

Tags: truemmerberg, tempelhof, moraine

Coordinates: 52.4519197, 13.3661522

Part of Berlin's rubble mountains, the Truemmerberge

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