Galgenbergturm Spiesen, Observation tower in Spiesen-Elversberg, Germany.
The Galgenbergturm is an observation tower standing about 17 meters tall on a hilltop in Spiesen-Elversberg. From its elevated position at 356 meters above sea level, it offers views across the landscape surrounding the municipality.
The tower was built by local citizens between 1937 and 1939 and inaugurated on July 8, 1939. Its construction took place during a significant period of German history.
The tower has appeared as an abstract silhouette on the municipal coat of arms since 2007, shaping the community's sense of identity. The structure remains a familiar landmark for residents in their daily surroundings.
To reach the platform at the top, you need to contact the tower guardian beforehand to obtain access. Planning ahead ensures a smooth visit to the upper levels.
On clear days, visitors from the observation platform can see the Schwarzerbergturm in Saarbrücken, the Schaumberg near Tholey, and sections of Lorraine. This wide sightline connects the local area to the broader regional landscape.
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