Bismarck Tower

Bismarck Tower is a stone memorial structure that rises to a height of about 17.5 meters (57 feet) with an internal iron staircase leading to a viewing platform. From the platform, visitors can see the Rhine valley and the distant Taunus mountains.

Construction took place between 1907 and 1912 under the direction of architect Wilhelm Kreis. The monument emerged as part of a broader movement across Germany to commemorate a major historical figure.

The tower stands in a place that once brought the village community together for gatherings. Today, its location reflects how people connect with the landscape and their shared past.

Access to the viewing platform is seasonal and varies throughout the year. It is best to wear comfortable shoes, as the staircase is quite steep and narrow in places.

During the Christmas season, the tower top is lit up and becomes visible across the landscape. The glowing pinnacle creates a festive sight that draws attention from villages across the Rhine valley.

Location: Sargenroth

Architects: Wilhelm Kreis

Height: 17.5 m

Made from material: stone

GPS coordinates: 49.93720,7.52062

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:42