Fliegeberg

Fliegeberg is an artificial hill about 15 meters tall in Berlin-Lichterfelde topped with a circular pavilion and a bronze globe. The site was built as a testing ground and later converted into a public park that visitors can explore today.

A German flight innovator built this hill in 1894 as a testing site for his glider experiments on flat Berlin terrain. The elevation allowed him to repeatedly launch and refine his flying techniques.

The site is named after a flight pioneer and attracts people interested in early aviation history. Visitors can walk through the park and sense how this location became important for understanding the beginning of human flight experiments.

The site is easily accessible by public transport and pathways lead to the summit with views across the city. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes since the climb to the top can be steep.

The site with its bronze globe is an early monument to flight history that still attracts researchers and aviation enthusiasts today. The monument stands where thousands of experiments laid the foundation for modern flight technology.

GPS coordinates: 52.41419,13.32895

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:48