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If the Elbe River is carrying enough water and the ferry is running, everything's fine. Ferry cancellations on cycling trips can result in several kilometers of detour.

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GERMAN is spoken here 😂👌🏻 It's a miracle that this street still exists and is allowed to call itself that... I think it's GOOD

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Overnight stay bookable

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Worth seeing 👍

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Very beautiful old church

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Since Aken was established in the High Middle Ages as a planned town at the intersection of the roads from Köthen (Anhalt) to Zerbst and from Dessau to Calbe (Saale), it also had a city gate at each entrance. Initially, the town was protected by a palisade wall, but later a stone city wall was built, first mentioned in 1335. Today, three of the four gate towers are still preserved.[1] The Köthen Gate Tower is the most representative and is also the tallest gate tower in the town. It was built in 1551; its predecessor dates back to 1288. Presumably, the existing building was expanded. The 21-meter-high tower with a floor area of 25 m²[2] was built of rubble stone, unlike the Burgtorturm and the Dessau Gate Tower, which are made of brick. It is plastered in its upper section and divided by corner blocks. It also features a Renaissance gable and, since 1900, a clock tower on the north and south sides. The tower was restored in 1996. A brick gate still remains next to the tower.[3][4] A stone monument protection plaque by Robert Propf was installed on the side facing the city. The former gate tower is a listed building and is registered in the register of monuments under the number 094 70769.[5] Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%B6thener_Torturm_(Aken)

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The gate tower is located in the south of the old town of Aken (Elbe) on Schützenplatz near the corner of Köthener Straße and Komturstraße. Köthener Chaussee is located south of the square. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%B6thener_Torturm_(Aken)

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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

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