The Alter Wasserturm in Geesthacht, Germany, is a notable historical landmark, originally constructed in 1903. This old water tower, with its distinctive red-brick structure and conical roof, served as a crucial element in the town's water supply system until 1959. Standing at approximately 15 meters, it is an exemplary piece of early 20th-century industrial architecture, showcasing the blend of functionality and aesthetic design of that era. Today, it symbolizes the technological progress of the time and is a point of interest for visitors interested in industrial heritage. Though no longer in use for water supply, it occasionally hosts exhibitions and events, providing a unique cultural venue within the town.
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