Bismarck tower

The Bismarck Tower is a sandstone monument standing on a hilltop in Ebersbach-Neugersdorf that rises approximately 19.5 meters high. The structure features narrow access points and observation platforms offering views across the Upper Lusatia landscape.

The monument was inaugurated on January 17, 1904, following a nationwide movement to honor Bismarck after his death. Construction took place during a period when similar towers were being built throughout the German Empire.

The monument represents a nationwide effort to honor Bismarck after his death through architecture. These towers symbolized national pride and now stand as reminders of a different historical period.

The monument is located in countryside accessible by marked hiking trails suitable for walking. The surrounding area offers good terrain for exploring and remains open to visitors.

The tower was built from local sandstone and has retained all its original architectural details to this day. The narrow access points and platforms date back to the original construction from 1904.

Location: Ebersbach-Neugersdorf

Inception: 1904

Height: 19.5 m

Made from material: sandstone

Address: Seifhennersdorfer Straße 14

GPS coordinates: 50.96930,14.59810

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:27