Innsbruck City Tower

CITY TOWER
Look at Innsbruck's roofs like the tower guards did in the Middle Ages. For almost 450 years they kept watch from the city tower and warned citizens of fire and other dangers. The lower floors were used as a prison. Visitors climb 133 steps to reach the 31-meter-high viewing platform. And not only see medieval alleys but also have a view of Bergisel, Patscherkofel, the Inn and the Nordkette.
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innsbruck.info/sehenswuerdigkeiten/sightseeing/historische-bauten/detail/infrastruktur/stadtturm-innsbruck.html

CITY TOWER
Look at Innsbruck's roofs like the tower guards did in the Middle Ages. For almost 450 years they kept watch from the city tower and warned citizens of fire and other dangers. The lower floors were used as a prison. Visitors climb 133 steps to reach the 31-meter-high viewing platform. And not only see medieval alleys but also have a view of Bergisel, Patscherkofel, the Inn and the Nordkette.
Text / Source: INNSBRUCK TOURISMUS
innsbruck.info/sehenswuerdigkeiten/sightseeing/historische-bauten/detail/infrastruktur/stadtturm-innsbruck.html

The City Tower was established between 1442 and 1450 as Guildhall Tower, and topped 100 years later with a cupola. 148 steps allow the way up to a wonderful view of the city and the mountain panorama.

(uibk.ac.at/congress/leko/sehenswuerdigkeiten/index.html.en)