Hellersdorf

The Kienbergpark, named after the Kienberg hill in Berlin-Hellersdorf, is a 60 hectare park with a 1.5 km long cable car.

In Hellersdorf, a GDR prefabricated apartment still stands today as if time stopped in 1986: The WBS 70 Museum Apartment at Hellersdorfer Straße 179 preserves original furniture, GDR wallpaper, and East German everyday objects across 61 square meters that would otherwise have long ended up on the scrap heap.

Europe's largest indoor climbing park is located in five halls of a former cinema in Hellersdorf: fourteen courses between three and twenty meters high, a 40-meter zip line, and a 12-meter free fall. Children can climb from 1.10 meters tall, the youngest from 3 years old. As an indoor activity for children in Berlin, this is the most athletic option.

Far out in Mahlsdorf, where Berlin becomes quieter, the Regenbogen Head Spa awaits with Japanese head massages, sulfate-free herbal products, and a concept that combines hair care with true deep relaxation. No noise, no distractions, just peace for the head and scalp.

A prefabricated concrete panel building apartment still furnished with original GDR furniture – this historical document can be visited in Hellersdorf!