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Kapuzinerberg

Krefeld's second highest peak with a summit cross

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Once a landfill, the Kapuzinerberg was opened to the public on June 20, 2004, after rehabilitation. Standing 77 meters above sea level, it is a distinctive feature in Krefeld's landscape. A cross marks its summit, indicating the highest point.

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The Kapuzinerberg was ceremonially opened on June 20, 2004.

Quick Facts

Elevation: 77 m

Guided Story

You're standing at Kapuzinerberg, a unique spot in Krefeld. Did you know it was once a landfill? After extensive rehabilitation, it was opened to the public on June 20, 2004. At 77 meters above sea level, it's the second highest point in the city. Look around: a cross marks the summit here. To the north, about 800 meters away, lies the Flöthbach, and to the northeast, the Inrather Berg. Together, these elevations create an intriguing landscape that adds to Krefeld's unique charm.