Köpenick Old Town

Berlin · Deutschland · Urban · Grusel 3/5

Through Köpenick's night-time lanes rides a headless horseman on a white horse, followed by headless hounds – and by the Pyramid Bridge lurks the grey dog Morro with eyes of fire.

Köpenick's old town between the Dahme and the Spree is Berlin's most haunted corner. The legend collections tell of a headless horseman who storms through the streets in the dead of night on a white horse, followed by a pack of hounds that likewise lack heads – anyone who meets the procession does well to press against the house wall and keep silent. By the Pyramidenbrücke, according to the same legends, a great grey dog with glowing, fiery eyes has its lair in the sand. Morro is his name, and at night he is seen sitting outside certain houses in the town like a guardian – but no one knows whether he watches over those who live inside, or waits for them. Among the fishermen's cottages of the Kietz and the old brewery houses, the legends never feel far away when the mist rises off the river.

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Wie gruselig ist Köpenick Old Town?

Köpenick Old Town hat einen Gruselfaktor von 3/5 laut den verifizierten Bewertungen von Haunted Places.

Wo befindet sich Köpenick Old Town?

Köpenick Old Town liegt in Berlin, Deutschland.