Homert-Tower

The Homert-Tower is an observation tower in Lüdenscheid in North Rhine-Westphalia and rises approximately 22 meters above ground level. The structure is located at an elevation of about 538 meters and provides views across the surrounding landscape from its upper platform.

Engineers completed construction of this tower in 1894, establishing it as a permanent structure in the landscape. The building later received heritage monument status in recognition of its importance to the region.

The tower serves as a gathering place for people who enjoy hiking in the surrounding area and taking in the views from above. Visitors of all ages regularly come here to spend time outdoors and explore the natural surroundings together.

Visitors can reach the tower via marked hiking trails starting from various nearby points. Parking areas are located at the beginning of the walking paths, making it convenient for people of different fitness levels to access the viewing platform.

On clear days, visitors can see for many kilometers from the platform, taking in valleys, forests, and traditional settlements spread across the landscape below. The view extends across different geographic zones of the region and reveals how the terrain is structured from above.

Location: Lüdenscheid

Inception: 1894

Elevation above the sea: 538 m

Height: 22 m

GPS coordinates: 51.17780,7.64500

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:41