Kienbergpark, Public park in Marzahn-Hellersdorf district, Berlin, Germany.
Kienbergpark is a 60-hectare green space in Berlin with a distinctive hill approximately 110 meters high, surrounded by meadows and water features. The grounds include well-developed walking trails and natural areas that allow visitors to explore varied landscapes.
The park opened in 2017 as part of the International Garden Exhibition, transforming a former industrial site into a public recreational area. This conversion first made the land accessible to the wider community.
An environmental education center here offers regular programs where visitors can learn about local ecology and wildlife. The space has become a gathering place for families and nature enthusiasts exploring the outdoors together.
The park is easily reached by the U5 metro line from central Berlin, and continuous pathways allow visitors with strollers or wheelchairs to move through comfortably. Clear signage helps unfamiliar visitors navigate the grounds easily.
The site features the Wolkenhain observation platform, which sits about 120 meters above sea level and offers views extending into nearby Brandenburg. This platform is reached via a cable car system, providing an unusual experience on the way up.
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