The listed Schmausenbuckturm stands on the Schmausenbuck (390 m above sea level), a survey on the eastern edge of Nuremberg. The area is named after the red beer brewer Georg Schmaus, who bought the area in 1670 from the city. The whole area is protected landscape area and lies in the middle of the Lorenzer Reichswald. The observation deck is located at 414 m. above sea level. NN. and offers a fantastic view over the rooftops of Nuremberg.

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Rombea

October 19, 2020

Beautiful tower with a great view from the observation platform at 29m height, 135 steps up. Opening times May - September from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Adults pay € 2.30, children up to 14 years € 1.50.

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MaDDinn T.

August 28, 2018

The former Reuhelberg, which consists of several crests, was named after the brewer Georg Schmaus (1619-1682), who bought the grounds in 1670 from the city of Nuremberg. The Schmausenbuck was until the incorporation of Brunn (407 m), the highest elevation in the Nuremberg city area. The highest peak is called Gritz (from Old High German Grütz = lean forest floor). The Burgsandstein recovered there served as building material for the city until modern times. Around 1800, the old quarries were used as natural theater and are now ....

More at: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schmausenbuck

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