Until 1918 the Felix Tower housed a column of the Royal Saxon Triangulation. This was destroyed by a lightning strike.
Actually, the triangulation hills have the advantage that you have a great all-round view. That may also be the case from the tower. But unfortunately not from its foot. 😉

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Christopher

May 18, 2020

The Felix Tower is an approximately 16 meter high tower on the Schafberg in the Hüttertal between Wallroda and Radeberg. It was built in 1824 by the Radeberg master mason Tüllmann for the baron Johann Wilhelm von Gutschmid. The name Felixturm refers to Gutschmid's son Felix, for whom he had the tower built as an observatory. The Felix tower, built from weathered granodiorite, is a listed building. [1]

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Mikrobi ⚡️

February 27, 2019

Good cross-entry via single trail to Hüttertal.

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Location: Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Upper Lusatia, Saxony, Germany

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