What secrets does a tree hold? Here at the Wald-Hochhaus, we uncover them. The Wald-Hochhaus isn’t just a tower. It’s a 36-meter-tall wooden representation of a mighty oak, nestled within the Eilenriede forest. Completed in 2009, the Wald-Hochhaus offers breathtaking views and a unique journey through the ecosystem of an oak tree. As you ascend its levels, you’re not just climbing stairs. You’re exploring the tree’s “floors,” from its roots to its crown. Listen at the doors, and you might hear the whispers of its inhabitants. Check the “mailbox” for secret messages left by the forest. Visit the Buchfink family in their treetop nest. Search for Else Eichenwickler’s hidden spot amongst the leaves. Each level of the Wald-Hochhaus offers new discoveries. The Wald-Hochhaus isn’t just about observation. It’s about education. It expands the educational offerings of the Waldstation with themes of sustainability. The Wald-Hochhaus explores the forest’s role as the “green lung” of the city and the importance of wood as a renewable resource. This allows children to develop their own opinions and discover ways to contribute to a greener future. Finally, reach the top of the Wald-Hochhaus. Take in the panoramic view of the entire city forest. It’s a breathtaking reward for your climb. The Wald-Hochhaus is more than just a tower. It is a testament to the wonder and importance of nature.
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