The greened-over tailings pile from the potash mine has become something of a landmark in Sehnde. Every three years in the summer, the “Bergfest” is celebrated at the top. The summit bus takes guests up to where bands, brass bands, stands, and booths await. And what goes on there is simply unbelievable: a massive rush of people. What a blast, with a sweeping view of the surrounding countryside.
The festival usually takes place in the summer and attracts large crowds. Bands, brass bands, and various food and merchandise stands offer a wide variety of activities. A shuttle service is available to comfortably transport guests to the plateau.
The combination of industrial history, an exceptional location, and its event format makes Kaliberg a special destination within the Hanover vacation region. In addition to the festival, the site is also a popular lookout point and a starting point for excursions in the surrounding area.