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What to expect
The Waldemarturm is a medieval tower in Dannenberg, Germany, that offers a glimpse into the region's rich history. The tower, which stands about 33 meters tall, features substantial walls and five internal levels connected by a long stairway. Visitors can climb to the top for stunning views of the town. The tower has served various purposes over the years, including as a defensive structure, fortified tower, and prison. Today, it houses exhibits that showcase the region's development from early Slavic settlements to later periods. The area around the tower has been settled for centuries, with excavations uncovering pottery vessels from several centuries. The Waldemarturm is a significant historical landmark and a great place to learn about the region's past
Plan your family visit to the Waldemarturm with these blog insights 👇
Dannenberg: Excursion to Wendland
Activities: We went to the Waldemarturm, which used to be part of the medieval Dannenberg castle. "From here we see the thick Waldemarturm", we spontaneously declared this our first destination. "The unfreely guests logied inkognito"
Highlights: The tower has a history that includes a king of Denmark! It also gives a great view over the city, which is great! ✨