Rixdorfer Höhe

Some 700,000 cubic metres of rubble built this hill inside Volkspark Hasenheide. Katharina Szelinski-Singer's bronze Trümmerfrau, 2.4 metres tall, was unveiled at the park's western entrance in 1955 to mark the women who cleared and carried the debris; it was restored and moved in 1986. The slope now doubles as a sledging run.

Elevation (m)

68

Natural Feature Type

peak

Wikipedia Article

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rixdorfer_H%C3%B6he

Wikidata ID

Q2155784

Wikimedia Commons Category

Category:Rixdorfer Höhe

Category: Culture & History

Tags: truemmerberg, hasenheide, truemmerfrau, sculpture

Coordinates: 52.4845882, 13.4122877

Part of Berlin's rubble mountains, the Truemmerberge

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