Reisenbach Telecommunication Tower, Telecommunication tower in Mudau, Germany

The Reisenbach Telecommunication Tower is a concrete structure in Mudau that serves as a regional communication hub. The building towers above the surrounding landscape and functions as a key junction for radio and mobile signals across the rural area.

The structure was built in 1972 by Deutsche Telekom AG as part of a widespread modernization of communication infrastructure in rural areas across Germany. This development allowed many remote communities to connect with modern telecommunications services.

The tower's name comes from Reisenbach, the Mudau district where it stands on Kirchstraße. Its FM frequency 102.1 MHz carried sunshine live at 25 kW until 30 June 2016, and until 5 November 2008 it served as the Eberbach main transmitter for ZDF and SWR Fernsehen. A Fernmeldesystemtrupp of the Luftwaffe was stationed here.

The tower stands at Kirchstraße in the Reisenbach district of Mudau and is not open to the public, so it can only be viewed from outside. It is the tallest structure in the municipality; only the two masts of the Donebach longwave transmitter rise higher in the area. Approach on the rural roads around Reisenbach for a clear line of sight.

The tower broadcasts the radio program 'sunshine live' and serves travelers as a natural reference point in the flat rural landscape. For locals, it remains a familiar landmark that has shaped the character of the area for decades.