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The tower, which is now 30 metres high, was part of the Calauer Gate, which faces the town of Calau. The tower was built at the end of the 13th and beginning of the 14th centuries and was raised several times over the years. Its current French dome was built in 1871. On June 4, 1813, allied Prussian and Russian troops defeated French occupying troops on the grounds in front of the tower, preventing their advance on Berlin. A commemorative plaque on the tower commemorates this event.

From the observation tower at Borcheltsbusch you have a wonderful view over meadows and fields. We were able to observe numerous birds. A crane and a great egret were staring through the reeds, grey geese and lapwings were in the meadow. It was accompanied by the singing of nightingales and yellowhammers.

Beautiful complex, where once the princes strolled

Nice view of the pavilion

Beautiful post mill. Freely accessible

One of the largest crane resting places in Germany is located adjacent to the scenic village of Gossmar. The observation tower on the Freesdorfer Wiesen, built in 1996, enables visitors to observe the cranes at dusk from the end of July to the beginning of November. https://www.heideblick.de/index/object.php?mandat=48649

The Red Tower is part of the historic city fortifications of the city of Luckau and characterizes the Luckau cityscape. The tower, which is 30 meters high today, was part of the Calau Gate in the direction of the town of Calau. The tower was built at the end of the 13th and beginning of the 14th century[1] and has been increased several times over the years. His current Italian hood was created in 1871. The base of the round brick tower has a diameter of 8 m and a wall thickness of 2.50 m. The facade is unstructured. Due to its original function as a defense tower, access to the tower is on the city side at a height of 6.90 meters above the level of today's sidewalk. Extensive renovation work was carried out in 1992 and 1993. On June 4, 1813, allied Prussian and Russian troops defeated French occupation troops on the area in front of the tower, which prevented their advance on Berlin. A plaque on the tower commemorates this event. Source: Wikipedia