Kiekeberg, Mountain summit in Rosengarten, Germany

Kiekeberg is a 127.1-metre hill in the Harburg Hills, part of the Luheheide, whose summit lies 600 metres north-west of Vahrendorf's centre in the municipality of Rosengarten. The hill and its slopes fall within the Rosengarten-Kiekeberg-Stuvenwald landscape protection area, designated in 1965 and covering 58.688 km². On the hill stands the open-air museum Freilichtmuseum am Kiekeberg, and the Wildpark Schwarze Berge lies nearby.

The site once held a Bismarck memorial tower that was removed after World War II. An open-air museum was later established to preserve regional buildings and ways of life from disappearing.

The open-air museum displays traditional half-timbered and stone buildings from different periods that visitors can walk through and explore. The exhibited crafts and gardens give a direct impression of how people lived in this region.

The summit lies 600 m northwest of Vahrendorf's centre and 850 m south-southwest of Ehestorf, both parts of Rosengarten. Since 2003 a Hamburger Verkehrsverbund bus has run to the Kiekeberg from Hamburg-Harburg. The hill sits within the Rosengarten-Kiekeberg-Stuvenwald landscape protection area, designated in 1965.

The museum houses over a hundred carefully relocated buildings gathered from throughout the region. These structures still function as they once did, with active gardens, workshops, and craftspeople demonstrating traditional techniques for visitors.