Mannheimer Wasserturm

Mannheimer Wasserturm is a 19th century water tower located in Mannheim, Germany. It is one of the best known landmarks of the city and has been used as a symbol of Mannheim's industrial heritage. It stands 78 metres tall and was built with sandstone and brick. The bottom of the tower consists of arched windows and stone balconies, while the upper two thirds of the tower are slender and curved. The tower is a popular tourist spot, offering stunning views of the city and its surrounding area. Visitors can also climb the internal staircase of the tower to the roof terrace. The Wasserturm has long been a symbol of important historic events and has since been used to house cultural events. Today, it serves as a public plaza for concerts, exhibitions and other events. With its striking architecture, the Mannheimer Wasserturm is an ideal place to visit and explore.