Teufelsberg
6 expert reviews
“The tallest of Berlin’s 20 ‘rubble mountains'... is now a fun zone.”
– Lonely Planet
Time Out
"The tower has become one of the city’s most famous abandoned sites, with regular tours (including one in English) of the tattered entrails of Teufelsberg established."
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Fodor's
"Constructed from the rubble leftovers from WWII bombings, the hill became the site of an important U.S. listening station during the Cold War."
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Afar Magazine
"Teufelsberg was occupied by the Americans and the British during the Cold War and served as a listening station."
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It's "open" year-round, and the day I went it was blustery cold, so be sure to take warm clothes if going in the winter, as there are no heated structures.
Atlas Obscura
"An abandoned NSA listening post on Berlin's "Devil's Mountain." "
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Afar Magazine
"Teufelsberg (literally, Devil’s Mountain; the name comes from the nearby Teufelssee, or Devil’s Lake) was once the site of a Nazi technology college."
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