Best Winter Sports in Berlin"

"Best Winter Sports in Berlin"

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Erika-Hess Eisstadion "Skates & Sports"

Grab your skates and head to the Erika-Hess Eisstadion, a multi-functional rink where you can find a wide range of activities from everyday sports to large events. It is part of a large community of ice rinks throughout the city that sponsor ice hockey teams for both children and adults. Often the hall is opened for special games and tournaments taking place between these by Benson Kua teams, making it a large community event that draws enthusiastic crowds. Whether you are looking for such an event, or want to test your prowess on the ice, the Erika Hess Eisstadion is one of the best choices in the area.

+49 30 4690 7955 www.berlin.de/special/sport-und-fit Müllerstrasse 185, Berlin ness/adressen/eisbahn/erika-hess-ei sstadion-wedding-e0cdc1876dd0f3b 06f479c0150002a85.html

Insulaner (Berg) "Mounds of Rubble"

Insulaner (Berg) is a “pile of rubbish” or an “artificial hill” made from the rubbish that was accumulated when Berlin was bombed during World War II. The rubbish was piled high in the center of what is now a park, and has since become a sloping man-made hill. Despite its violent past, today the hill is a favored spot for sledding and skiing during the winter. A by Lienhard Schulz planetarium and observatory sits atop the hill.

+49 30 2500 2333 (Tourist Information) Munsterdamm 90, Berlin

Teufelsberg

"Rising from the rubble"

Rising 115 meters (377 feet) over Grunewald forest, Teufelsberg offers wonderful panoramic views over Berlin and the surrounding region. Created from the debris which lay all over the city after the World War II, the hill is topped by a futuristic white building which currently abandoned, by A.Savin (Wikimedia but used to be the US army radar base during the Cold War. The hill has Commons · WikiPhotoSpace) now become a popular destination for adults and children out flying their kites or model aircraft. As it is extremely steep in places, Teufelsberg is also fantastic for sledging down in the winter. Although there’s no general access to the hill, you can get to the top of the hill by going on a guided tour.

+49 1638585096 teufelsberg-berlin.de/ info@berliner- Teufelsseechaussee 10, teufelsberg.com Berlin Müggelberge "Mountainous Beauty"

The Müggelberge is a series of hills, replete with expansive green forests. This seven-kilometer (4.3-mile) range was formed during one of the Ice Ages. It is broadly divided into two ranges: Kleiner Müggelberg (Small Müggelberg) and Grosser Müggelberg (Big Müggelberg). The former contains the Müggelturm, a tower and a renowned tourist destination. by Lienhard Schulz From some points on the hills, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Müggelsee lake. This hilly terrain is one of the most popular destinations in Germany for skiing and sledging.

+49 30 2500 2333 (Tourist Information) Off Strasse zum Müggelturm, Berlin

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