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With a bit of luck, you can find the tower. In my case, a family tipped me off that this tower exists next to the Bismarck Tower. It's very interesting architecture. You can find some information about it next to it. There's a small information table. Unfortunately, not all levels of the tower are accessible. It's a great place to take some interesting pictures.

Beautiful view of the Klus and Halberstadt. There's another cave below.

A playful place, like something out of a fairytale. Just with the trash.

In the foreground is one of the numerous rock formations in the Klusberge hills, known as the Cathedral. With a little imagination, one can discern the remains of a chapel here. During Operation "Sardine," when Anglo-American air squadrons carried out a terrorist bombing raid on Halberstadt on April 8, 1945, four weeks before the end of the war, destroying the entire city center but not a single military installation, many Halberstadt residents sought refuge here.

Great destination especially for children, there is a lot to explore.

In 2017, the rocks were cleared, but now the view is once again severely restricted by the fast-growing birch trees.

This tower, which is part of the overall concept of the "Spiegelsberge" park, was built by Spiegel around 1780. On the substructure and the intermediate section with the slanted windows, there are remains of animal depictions in the rusticated masonry, an expression of the new "feeling for nature". When we climb the tower, the window facing the direction we are walking gives us a view of the Brocken. Source: display board

A rest area with a view.