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No matter which direction you arrive in Krakow am See, the observation tower on Jörnberg welcomes you. The observation platform of the now 28-meter-tall tower is located almost 100 meters above sea level. Visitors who climb the tower's 126 steps are rewarded with a magnificent panoramic view of Krakow's glittering lake labyrinth. After the first wooden observation tower was built on the same site in 1897, a new reinforced concrete structure followed. The Bismarck Tower, erected in 1907, was made of reinforced concrete by a Rostock company. It reached a height of 13.40 meters up to the observation platform. For many years, this tower served as a center of attraction for Krakow's citizens and visitors. It was later demolished as a result of the war. Source: https://www.krakow-am-see.de/de/krakow-am-see/stadtfuehrer/Aussichtsturm.php

Schöninsel is no longer accessible because the bridge to the island is dilapidated and closed

We were completely enchanted. You turn and suddenly this beautiful old chestnut avenue opens up in front of you. In spring, when the chestnuts start to bloom, it will definitely look great too.

Serrahn's Gothic brick church from 1240; rebuilt in 1872 according to plans by Theodor Krüger and enlarged to a cruciform church; property wall made of brick on a fieldstone foundation with passages as Gothic archways. The church's furnishings include the richly ornamented organ facade from 1740. In the northern side chapel there is a high-quality altarpiece by Karl Gottfried Pfannschmidt from 1873/74. The brick tower with a fieldstone base contains four bells. Source:https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serrahn_(Kuchelmi%C3%9F)#Sehensw%C3%BCrdigkeiten

It's worth a visit

Climbing the tower is definitely recommended. From here you have a great panoramic view and can also enjoy wonderful sunsets. You should check the opening times beforehand, as they are very busy here! be taken precisely. Climbing the tower is free.

The Krakower Obersee is a nationally known nature reserve of national and international importance and has been closed to all boat traffic since the mid-1970s due to its abundance of water birds. Its eight Werder rivers are breeding grounds for numerous species of songbirds and waterfowl.

No matter where you come to Krakow am See from, the observation tower on the Jörnberg welcomes us. For climbing the tower's 126 steps, you will be rewarded with a wonderful panoramic view of the glittering Krakow Lake Labyrinth.