Danzturm

The Danzturm is an observation tower in Iserlohn standing 28 meters tall with an outdoor viewing platform at the top. The building houses a restaurant with a panorama terrace that allows visitors to dine while looking out over the surroundings.

The structure was built in 1909 when German cities were constructing observation platforms as public recreational destinations. It represents the architectural style of that early period and is now protected as a cultural monument.

The tower serves as a recognizable landmark in Iserlohn's skyline and has shaped the region's character for more than a century. People continue to visit it as a gathering point and local destination, showing how it remains part of everyday life here.

Access is available and free during the restaurant's operating hours. Visitors climb about 100 steps to reach the viewing platform at the top.

From the restaurant, visitors can see across to neighboring industrial cities like Dortmund, Unna, and Hamm, showing how this place connects to the region's economic landscape. This perspective helps understand how different areas in North Rhine-Westphalia relate to one another.

Location: Iserlohn

Inception: May 22, 1909

Height: 28 m

GPS coordinates: 51.36320,7.68675

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:07