Kletterfelsen Wuhletalwächter, Berlin

Name: Kletterfelsen Wuhletalwächter
Address: Kemberger Str., Berlin, 12689, Germany

#715 among attractions in Berlin

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The Wuhletalwächter is an artificial six-sided rock in the Marzahn district of Berlin. It is operated by the AlpinClub Berlin, a section of the German Alpine Club, and is open to climbing by anyone subject to the rules. The name Wuhletalwächter is derived from its position in the Wuhletal valley of the Wuhle river flowing nearby.

Coordinates: 52°33'50"N, 13°34'54"E

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Kemberger Str.Marzahn-Hellersdorf (Marzahn)Berlin 12689 Germany

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Kletterfelsen Wuhletalwächter – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial, Biesdorf Palace, Haus Lemke, Eastgate Berlin.

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Museum, History museum, Historical place
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Neighbourhood
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Neighbourhood
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Neighbourhood
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