Despite having only a single level with shops, this mall does have an elevator which leads up to the entrance of the Käthe Kollwitz museum, located on the fourth floor.
The layout of the in-cab button panel is weird regarding the order of buttons, which is (from bottom to top): alarm button, door open button, ground floor button, unmarked floor button, another unmarked floor button, overload light, fourth floor button. Oddly, there are four floor buttons in total for five landings. For more weirdness, look at the exteriour call buttons. At first, I did not even recognize them as such.
Other than that, the elevator is really nice, having a glass ceiling and a mirror in the shaft pit. In Germany, inground hydraulic elevators going this far up are quite rare.
Technical specifications:
Brand: Tepper
Capacity: 750kg / ~1655lbs / 10 people
Type: hydraulic (inground three-stage)
Year built: 1988
Travel distance: 5 floors