Klutturm of Rogätz Castle
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The Klutturm, some of which is over 900 years old and 32 meters high, is the remnant of the former Rogätz castle, which was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War. It is made of boulders and stretches over three floors. It was used as a residential tower for a long time and was converted from still to a water tank in 1924. It has served as an exhibition space and lookout tower since the 1990s.
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•July 20, 2019
The more than 900 years old and with 32 m high Klutturm is the remainder of the former Rogätzer castle, which was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War.
translated by•June 1, 2017
The castle Rogätz in Rogätz was a strategically important place on the western bank of the Elbe between Magdeburg and Tangermünde. It was owned by the family of Alvensleben from 1369 to 1850.
translated by•August 12, 2019
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