Stenshofturm

The Stenshofturm stands as a medieval residential tower with thick stone walls, multiple floors, and architectural elements characteristic of North Rhine-Westphalia defensive structures.

During the Middle Ages, this tower served as both a residential space and a defensive structure for noble families, reflecting the dual-purpose architecture of the period.

The tower represents the medieval architectural traditions of North Rhine-Westphalia through its construction methods, materials, and spatial organization typical of noble residences.

Visitors can reach the Stenshofturm by public transportation from central Essen, with guided tours available that explain the architectural features and historical significance.

The structure maintains its original medieval defensive features, including strategic window placements and thick walls that demonstrate residential fortification techniques from that era.

Location: Essen

GPS coordinates: 51.42920,6.98313

Latest update: March 7, 2025 15:57