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Mirenhaus Kleiner Ravensberg

Historic Views from Kleiner Ravensberg

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Perched on Kleiner Ravensberg, the Mirenhaus offers a glimpse into history with its origins dating back to 1893 as a triangulation point. Enjoy panoramic views across Potsdam’s scenic landscape from this heritage-protected spot. The best time to visit is at sunset when the area is bathed in a warm, golden glow.

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Built in 1893, the Mirenhaus Kleiner Ravensberg once served as a triangulation point for the Helmertturm, but access is no longer possible today.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1893
Height: 7.5 m
Elevation: 92.5 m
Former Name: Fernmire Süd

Guided Story

Imagine standing at a spot that not only offers breathtaking views but also whispers stories from the past, where geodesy and astronomy used to intertwine. Look to your east, and you'll see the Kleiner Ravensberg, a hill almost 93 meters high that elevates you above the scenic surroundings. This place, once known as 'Fernmire Süd,' was a key triangulation point, with its light once guided by the Helmertturm for precise measurements. Now, turn around and soak in the panoramic views over Potsdam. Visiting at sunset is truly special, as the golden light paints the landscape, bringing out the history and beauty of this heritage site.