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魔女の家は本物のアイキャッチャーであり、特に子供たちに人気があります。魔女の家が建っている丘は、1892年に「ビクトリア源泉」と呼ばれるシャフトIVの四角い塔が解体されたときに形成されました。1893年からここに天然木材のパビリオンが建てられ、飲料水として使用されていましたが、1926年に現在も使用されている治療泉が完成しました。その後、源泉の上の換気シャフトを覆うために魔女の家が建てられ、主に子供のサナトリウムからの小さなゲストのために建てられました。愛情を込めて装飾された家は、今でも年齢を問わず訪問者を魅了しています。治療公園の魔女は、ガイドツアー、子供の誕生日、修学旅行の際に定期的に訪れられています。 https://www.visitschoenebeck.de/de/viktoriaquelle-tourismus.html

Well protected from rain

Wonderful for bathing and relaxing

The largest in Europe.

This is a very pretty place!

Visible from afar

Invites you to refresh yourself 😎

A pump house, five deep wells, a transformer station, and the pipelines for drinking water distribution were built. The 58-meter-high tower, which clearly towers above its surroundings, has several parallels to the tower in Bobbau. They are both square, and their exteriors are structured by pilaster strips and cornices. Both towers use a reinforced concrete skeleton construction, with only the spaces between them (compartments) lined with bricks. Both towers also almost completely conceal the elevated tank, which in this case can hold 200 cubic meters of water. The tank floor protrudes only minimally from the eleven by eleven meter floor plan.[4] A significant difference, however, is the number of windows (123 in total) and the number of floors, as the Aken water tower has significantly more visible floors than the Bobbauer one. The Aken tower is also unplastered, has a pyramidal roof with numerous skylights, and dispenses with expressionist details, which are typical of the contemporary towers in Halle and Bobbau. To the outside observer, it appears like an observation tower, as a window gallery is located directly below the roof.[3] The tower can most easily be attributed to the New Objectivity or Neues Bauen movement, which was significantly influenced by the Bauhaus—located in neighboring Dessau since 1925. The water tower is a listed building and is registered in the register of monuments under the number 094 06000.[5] Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasserturm_Aken