I cycled up the tallest, most fearsome peak in the whole of Berlin at midnight last night. Teufelsberg is a 120 m high mountain in the former West Berlin, built from 75,000,000 m3 of rubble deposited there after the war. Buried underneath the mountain is an incomplete Nazi military-technical school designed by Albert Speer.
The USA’s NSA organisation decided it would be a great idea to build one of their largest spy installations on top of the mountain during the 1960’s. The original spy domes and their protective fencing are still there.
I can neither confirm nor deny if someone may have breached the outer perimeter to inspect the domes at close range 😉
The moon was so bright that we could barely see any stars out.
This is the entrance to the facility.
Our group of explorers admiring the domes in all their moonlit glory.
There is double barbed wire fencing surrounding the top of the hill to protect the domes. Guards roam the grounds 24/7, so anyone entering after hours should be super careful.
The domes looked beautiful in front of the full-moon.