Kammerer; Jochen Schwab; Felicitas Zemelka (2006). Eberstadter Höhlenwelten. Der Wartturm – Heimatblätter des Vereins Bezirksmuseum Buchen e. V. Buchen: Verein...

Another well-known rock formation in the vicinity of the Bastei is the Wartturm, a large piece of which broke off in 2000. Neurathen Castle, the largest...

building, the Count's Hall, is the final tower, the Watch Tower (German: Wartturm), which functions both as a staircase to the library and as the flag pole...

Elbe or on the Dresden–Děčín railway. List of sandstones Siegfried Grunert: Der Elbsandstein: Vorkommen, Verwendung, Eigenschaften. In: Geologica Saxonica...

Mary's Church). The Bergfried was originally known as Mittlerer Turm or Wartturm; the actual keep of the fortress was the predecessor of today's Kilianstum...

Mönch Nonne Papststein Pfaffenstein Rauenstein Schwedenturm Teufelsturm Wartturm Zschirnsteine Sächsischer Bergsteiger Bund: Klettern im Elbsandsteingebirge...

suburbs. During the course of the town's expansion in 1492 the so-called Wartturm on the Wartberg was built higher, and in the same year the so-called Steinerne...

Steinbach, Gackstatt and Schupperg to Gaisbach, Baldehofen, Kronhofen, Webern, Wartturm of the Burg Zarge to Künzelsau, Alosweiler, Bole oder Bohel, Hitels (in...

(319 m above NN), is a watchtower built in the 19th century, known as the Wartturm. Beer Fountain (Bierbrunnen): The fountain on the Burgmannshof, donated...

plastered building upon stone-block pedestal, Rundbogenstil, 1835/1842 The Wartturm was built in 2005 somewhat below the top of the lookout mountain called...