Kienbergpark
The Kienberg is a natural elevation in the Wuhletal that was formed during the last ice age. After World War II, large quantities of construction and rubble debris were dumped on it during the redevelopment of East Berlin's city center. In the following years, the site was renaturalized and redesigned. Today, the 60-hectare Kienbergpark represents a new type of park with forest-like and shrubby wooded areas as well as numerous open and sunny areas where many new species of plants and animals can live. It has developed a great attraction due to its multiple references to the surrounding urban and landscape space as well as to the Gardens of the World, and due to the diversity of its uses. Particularly popular and interesting are the 1.5-kilometer-long cable car and the viewing structure visible from afar: the approximately 120-meter-high Wolkenhain. From here, there is a unique view over the whole of Berlin and the Brandenburg cultural landscape bordering to the east.
Certified in the period
June 2021 - May 2024