Kaiserturm

The Kaiserturm is a lookout tower on the 477.8 m high Armeleuteberg, which rises south of Wernigerode. The tower was designed by the princely Stolberg master builder Paul Kilburger, financed by the Wernigerode hotelier Edmund Lührmann and erected between May 29 and September 1, 1902 in honor of Kaiser Wilhelm II. The building blocks mainly come from the Königsberg quarry near Schierke. In 1992 the 12 m high tower was completely renovated and made accessible again.
The view from the tower stretches across the northern Harz to the Brocken, the Büchenberg and the Harburg. The view to Wernigerode with the Wernigerode Castle is particularly striking.
Since 2014, the Kaiserturm as the Rapunzelturm has been the end point of the Wernigeröder Märchenweg, which runs from the Hasseröder holiday park to the Armeleutepark. (Source: Wikipedia)

Nice view to the castle, Wernigerode and the Brocken.

A great way for children

Here children's dreams come true.

Here comes the real fairytale feeling. In connection with the fairy tale path an absolute must.

Beautiful fairytale tower with a view of the Harz / Vorharz and Wernigerode

A magnificent all-round view of the Harz nature and Wernigerode in clear weather. The view of the Brocken is particularly beautiful.

fine place with beautiful views

Always nice here.

The Kaiserturm is an observation tower on the 477.8 m above sea level. NHN [1] high Armeleuteberg, which rises south of the core town of Wernigerode in the Saxony-Anhalt district of Harz.

The tower was designed by the princely Stolberg master builder Paul Kilburger, financed by the Wernigerode hotelier Eduard Lührmann and built between May 29 and September 1, 1902 in honor of Kaiser Wilhelm II. [2] The building blocks mainly come from the Königsberg quarry near Schierke. [3] In 1992 the 12 m high tower was completely renovated and made accessible again.

The view from the tower stretches across the northern Harz to the Brocken, the Büchenberg and the Harburg. The view to Wernigerode with the Wernigerode Castle is particularly striking.

Since 2014, the Kaiserturm as the Rapunzelturm has been the end point of the Wernigeröder Märchenweg, which runs from Hasseröder Ferienpark to the Armeleutepark.

(Source: Wikipedia)

The Rapunzel Tower offers a fantastic view over the Harz foreland with a view of the Wernigerode Castle

Here Rapunzel let down her hair. The Kaiserturm is part of the Märchenweg Wernigerode and offers a great rest, view and Ausfligsmöglichkeit in the region.

Tower with panoramic view and Rapunzopf

Nice view of Wernigerode and Brocken

Make ascension necessarily. It is worth it ..

The Harzclub e. V. (Heimat-, Wander- und Naturschutzbund) with headquarters in Clausthal-Zellerfeld is an association for the care of the Harz customs and provides for the entertainment of the local trails. It was founded in 1886 in Seesen and today has about 13,000 members in 87 branches that have formed in the villages in and around the Harz in Lower Saxony, Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt. The main club is registered in the register of associations of the district court Braunschweig (VR 170013).(Source: Wikipedia)

After the climb from whichever side it is imperative to eat there. supeer

Superb viewpoint on Wernigerode but also the Brocken! Definitely climb the stairs and look from above👍

Nice all-round view from the Kaiserturm towards Wernigerode with a view of Wernigerode Castle.

Nice little detour, there is a small bench where you can take a little break

From the tower has my great view

Just the place to stop and take a break.

Beautiful tower with good views

Tower with a fine view