Museum Tempelhof-Schöneberg
Guided tour
Guided tour of the Marienhöhe mountain of rubble
with introduction to the artistic audio walk Memorabilia
Einweihung des »Naturtheaters Tempelhof«, Marienhöhe, 13. Juni 1954, © Landesarchiv Berlin, Foto: Gert Schütz
{{month.mmmm}}
{{day.day$ | formatEvent }}
Visit only per appointment {{exhibition.opening_hours.fromTo}}
Visit only per appointment {{exhibition.opening_hours.fromTo}}
Opening
{{day.day$ | formatEvent}}
{{event.event_times}}
{{day.day$ | formatEvent}}
{{event.event_times}}
Sold out
Canceled
Digital
{{day.day$ | formatEvent}}
{{event.event_times}}
{{day.day$ | formatEvent}}
{{event.event_times}}
Sold out
Canceled
{{day.day$ | formatEvent}}
{{event.event_times}}
{{event.event_times}}
Sold out
Canceled
Finissage
{{day.day$ | formatEvent}}
{{event.event_times}}
{{day.day$ | formatEvent}}
{{event.event_times}}
Sold out
Canceled
Marienhöhe
Röblingstraße & Attilastraße
12105 Berlin
Röblingstraße & Attilastraße
12105 Berlin
The largest memorial to Berlin's destruction in the Second World War lies hidden from view: an artificial mountain range of rubble. The tour sheds light on the history of the rubble mountains, their design and the role of the "rubble women". The Memorabilia audio walk makes this past audible - with poems, sound collages and radio play scenes.
Ticket price
Free entry
Additional info
Directions
Meeting point
Treffpunkt für die Tour im Stadtraum wird nach Anmeldung bekannt gegeben.
Website der Veranstaltung
Trümmerfrauen bei der Bearbeitung von Trümmern für den Bau des Fritz-Schloß-Parks, 1951, © Landesarchiv Berlin, Foto: k.A.Foto: k. A.