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The Pelzerhaken Lighthouse is located about four kilometers southeast of Neustadt in Holstein, in the Pelzerhaken district on the Baltic Sea. It serves as a navigation light for ships in Neustadt Bay, a subbay of Lübeck Bay.

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The Baltic Sea Waterways and Shipping Authority is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the tower; the fire is monitored and remotely controlled from the branch office in Travemünde. Entry to the fenced-in area and viewing of the tower are prohibited.

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The first tower on this site was built in 1842 and 1843 under Danish rule. It was a square, plastered building with an extension.[1] The adjoining lighthouse keeper's house housed the pilot quarters until 1876. The lighthouse keeper also served as customs assistant until 1864/65.[2] The 12-meter-high tower was equipped with a rotating lens. A kerosene lamp provided the continuous white light, which was interrupted twice every two minutes, each time for 13 seconds at 15-second intervals.

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The Pelzerhaken Lighthouse is located about four kilometers southeast of Neustadt in Holstein in the Pelzerhaken district on the Baltic Sea. It serves as a navigation light for ships in Neustadt Bay, a subbay of the Bay of Lübeck.

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At 76.8 meters, the Boxberg is not the highest elevation in the Aukrug Nature Park, but it is one of the few moraine peaks in central Holstein that deserves the name "mountain." The Itzespitze, at 83.4 meters, is even higher than the Boxberg. Today, only a few beech trees grow on the grounds of the Boxberg recreational forest. If you want to learn more about the Aukrug Nature Park and its origins, visit: https://nationale-naturlandschaften.de/gebiete/naturpark-aukrug.

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Pelzerhaken Lighthouse Lighthouse in Neustadt in Holstein. The first tower on this site was built in 1842 and 1843 under Danish rule. It was a square, plastered building with an annex.

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Next to the Elisabeth Tower is the 179 m high Bungsberg radio tower, which was built between 1975 and 1977. From the tower's free-to-access observation platform at a height of 40 m, you can see large parts of Schleswig-Holstein as well as parts of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the Baltic Sea in good visibility conditions.

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The height of the telecommunications tower built in 1977 is 179m. The tower is open to the public. There is a viewing platform at a height of approx. 40m, which can be reached via almost 200 steps. The view from up there is absolutely magnificent.

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From the freely accessible 20 m high observation tower Aschberg enjoys a 360° panoramic view over the treetops. In the north you can discover Schleswig.

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At 52 meters above sea level, the highest point on Sylt and with a magnificent view of the heath, the west beach and the red cliff.

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The 98-meter-high Aschberg is an ideal starting point for exploring the Hüttener Berge. At the end of the 19th century, a 10-meter-high wooden observation tower was first built on the Aschberg. This so-called Kaiser Wilhelm Tower existed until 1918. The current new Aschberg Tower was completed in 2013 and is approximately 20 meters high. At the highest point of the Aschberg, next to the observation tower, the names of the 20 communities in the surrounding Hüttener Berge Nature Park are inscribed on stones in a small stone circle. It's well worth climbing the tower, and it's free. That's become rare these days. At the top, you can enjoy magnificent views of the nature park. There's even an elevator that takes you to the top free of charge. ``` The last time I was there on October 16, 2022, it was broken, but the climb is still manageable, and a little more exercise doesn't hurt either. www.nordtipps.de/aschberg-und-huettener-berge

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At 179 m, the telecommunications tower is higher than the entire Bungsberg. At a height of 42 m there is a viewing platform that can be reached via steps, from which you have a tremendous view over the whole of East Holstein.

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The Aschberg (Danish: Askbjerg; Askebjerg) is a 98 m above sea level elevation in the Hüttener Berge Nature Park in Schleswig-Holstein. It is located in the municipality of Ascheffel. In good weather, the view extends as far as the Baltic Sea. The Nature Park Trail runs across the Aschberg, connecting five nature parks in Schleswig-Holstein for hikers. The Aschberg was formed during the Vistula glaciation. The 7 m high Bismarck statue, designed by the sculptor Adolf Brütt and made of repoussé copper by the Berlin metal sculptor Gustav Lind, has stood on the Aschberg since 1930. It was reclaimed in 1919 from the niche of the Bismarck Tower on the Knivsberg near Aabenraa in North Schleswig at the instigation of the Knivsberg Society. At the end of the 19th century, a wooden observation tower was first built on the Aschberg, and was renovated a few years later. This approximately 10-meter-high tower was called the Kaiser Wilhelm Tower. It existed until around 1918. A boulder with an inscription on the Aschberg commemorates Johann von Bruyn. In 2012 and 2013, the approximately 10-hectare site on the Aschberg was redesigned for 11 million euros. After three years of planning and 18 months of construction, a hotel with 30 double rooms, a seminar building with a restaurant, and a roughly 20-meter-high observation and climbing tower were built. The climbing tower was opened, an adjacent multifunctional area was prepared, and a youth hostel opened in 2014. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aschberg_(Schleswig-Holstein)

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Once you have cycled up the Pilsberg and then mastered the spiral staircase from the Hessenstein, you will be rewarded with a fantastic panoramic view of Lake Selent, the Baltic Sea and the beautiful surrounding landscape.

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In the stairwell there is a play of colors through the stained windows of the tower. At the top you have a nice overview of the country. Admission is free.

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The observation tower on the 98 m high Aschberg absolutely fascinated me in many ways! On the one hand it has a phenomenal view of the Baltic Sea, the Wittensee and over the Schleswig-Holstein "mountain landscape" and on the other hand it is located in a very sparsely populated area, so that there is an incredibly beautiful view over a partly forested landscape. At the top you completely forget that you are actually in SH, which is more characterized by pasture and farmland. Best of all: Hardly any observation tower is also suitable for older people and people who are no longer mobile, but there is an elevator here!

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Tip: The evening Karl May events end with fireworks.

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Concerts take place in the Kalkbergarena: e.g. we visited Kro.

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Tip: The 91 m high limestone mountain is not made of lime (calcium carbonate) but of gypsum (calcium sulphate).

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Nice photo opportunity, beautiful beach, suitable for long walks.

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