FamxplorTeufelsseemoor
What to expect
Teufelsberg, also known as Devil's Mountain, is a man-made hill in Berlin, Germany, created from debris and rubble after World War II. The hill is approximately 120.1 meters high and offers a great view of the surrounding Grunewald Forest and the city. It was once the site of a US listening station during the Cold War, and the remains of the station, including five large radar domes, are still visible today. The hill is now a popular spot for outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, and paragliding, and it also features a large street art exhibition with over 400 works. Visitors can take guided tours of the hill and the former listening station, which provide insight into the history of the site and its significance during the Cold War
Plan your family visit to the Teufelsseemoor with these blog insights 👇
Hiking at Müggelsee in Berlin: Through the Teufelsseemoor to the Müggelberge
Activities: We hiked through the Teufelsseemoor, a nature trail designed for families. There was a playground, information boards about the flora and fauna, and stations for kids to practice tracking. "The path is designed as a nature trail for families."
Highlights: The kids really enjoyed the Teufelsseemoor, especially the playground and the educational stations. The wooden play equipment was fun. The boardwalk through the moor was also a highlight. "The most exciting thing about the Teufelsmoor is the walkway through the moor itself." ✨