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Bierstadter Warte
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January 13, 2026
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The Bierstadt Watchtower is a watchtower built in 1473 by Count Johann II of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein (1419–1480) on the Bierstadt Heights in Wiesbaden-Bierstadt. It served to observe the area around Mainz.
Bierstadt Watchtower in December 2007
The cylindrical tower, which reaches a height of 9.8 meters to the roof, has a 60-centimeter-high roof, giving it a total height of 10.4 meters. It is not open to the public and has antennas for fire department radio communication at its top.
Bierstadt Watchtower in December 2007
The cylindrical tower, which reaches a height of 9.8 meters to the roof, has a 60-centimeter-high roof, giving it a total height of 10.4 meters. It is not open to the public and has antennas for fire department radio communication at its top.
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