Shell Pavilion at the Spitzhaus Steps

At the top of the Spitzhaus staircase, instead of the originally planned summer house, there is a shell pavilion. The semicircular structure over a semicircular floor plan emerges directly from the vineyard wall. The light building is crowned at the top by a dark boarded, triumphal arch, which rests on two sturdy, plastered pillars with a cornice and a quarter rod with a sturdy plate. A three-step flight of stairs leads into the interior, which is open to the south to the Elbe, and there are two benches inside. The niche in the center of the rear wall is empty. The pavilion dates from 1751.

When you see him climbing the stairs, you're almost there

From there you can look down the stairs and over the valley