From a Nazi Military Technology Faculty building to 25 million cubic metres of WWII rubble to American Cold War listening post, Teufelsberg has a rich and odd history. After years of abandonment, it seems this unique location has hope for a rich future too. Under new management the space is embracing its identity as an infamous location for graffiti. With art as the magnetic draw, Marvin Schütte is busy building an atmosphere of inclusion and ingenuity, from solar and wind power, to an urban garden, beer-garden and pizza shop. A designated museum area is also in development which will highlight the voices of people who worked at the listening station during the Cold War. Insider guides and staff enjoyed a great adventure full of art and stunning views, along with fascinating memories from our colleague Nigel's time spent working at the listening post. Take a look, and then take a hike up there for yourself!
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| photo by Jared Pool |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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| photo by Maria Bergman |
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http://www.visitberlin.de/en/spot/teufelsberg
