Teltschik Tower, Wooden observation tower in Wilhelmsfeld, Germany.

Teltschik Tower is a wooden observation tower in Wilhelmsfeld standing 41 meters tall with a viewing platform positioned about 36 meters above ground. Internal stairs lead visitors to this elevated platform, which commands views across the surrounding landscape.

Walter and Karin Teltschik funded the tower through donations to the Wilhelmsfeld municipality, and it was built to designs by Robert Teltschik. The foundation stone was laid on 4 April 2001, the topping-out ceremony followed on 18 May 2001, and the tower was inaugurated on 17 June 2001. It was erected in memory of the homeland lost in the Sudetenland in 1945.

The tower is the site of the Neujahrsblasen on 1 January, when the Wilhelmsfelder Posaunenchor greets the new year from here. Since 2008 an annual Turmlauf has been held, with individual and team races; the winning team receives a Wanderpokal.

Visitors can enjoy views from multiple levels, with the main platform reached by an internal staircase. Be prepared for wet conditions and bring weather-appropriate clothing if you plan to spend time on the outdoor viewing platform.

The tower is a copy of the Hohe Warte observation tower built in 2002 near Hohenwart, a district of Pforzheim. Its 192-step steel spiral staircase winds inside the timber frame, and the viewing platform floor at 36 metres is laid with oak planks under a copper sheet roof.