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During his time, the biologist, physician, and philosopher had a lasting impact on scientific Jena, particularly as a global advocate of Darwin's theory. He gifted the city the world's only Phyletic Museum. Furthermore, his magnificent drawings, such as "Art Forms of Nature," are an integral part of Jena's cultural landscape.

Great fire brigade in town.

It's nice that such buildings are still well preserved.

The medieval city wall ensemble, with its two striking towers, the Johannistor Gate and the Powder Tower, still stands as an impressive testament to the city's historic fortifications. At that time, it consisted of 12-meter-high and 2-kilometer-long walls with battlements, moats, gates, and flanking towers. A view of the city center and Jena's picturesque surroundings from the towers is well worth the effort! https://www.visit-jena.de/sehen-und-erleben/sehenswuerdigkeiten/stadtmauerensemble/

The Forestry Tower is located in the immediate vicinity of the Bismarck Tower. The 25-meter-high tower features a walkable observation deck.

Take a seat and take in the atmosphere, a special place.

The Holzmarkt is NOT a pedestrian zone! Buses, trams, and regular car traffic run here.

Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel (February 16, 1834 in Potsdam; August 9, 1919 in Jena) was a German physician, zoologist, philosopher, draftsman, and freethinker, as well as a university professor in Jena. From the 1860s onward, he developed the ideas of Charles Darwin into a specialized theory of evolution. Through his popular writings and lectures, he contributed greatly to the spread of Darwinism in Germany. Unlike his teacher Rudolf Virchow and his opponent Emil Heinrich Du Bois-Reymond, he wanted to see it incorporated into school curricula. Furthermore, he developed a detailed embryological argument for the theory of evolution and, in this context, formulated the fundamental biogenetic law.