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Kastenturm
Augsburg's Kastenturm: A Journey Through Time and Innovation
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Standing tall at 18 meters, the Kastenturm, or Neuer Spitalturm, is a captivating part of the historic waterworks at the Rotes Tor. Designed by Jacob Eschay, its construction spans the years 1599, 1703, and 1742, showcasing a rich architectural evolution. Here, you can explore the remarkable blend of history and engineering, immersing yourself in the Renaissance era's water management wonders. The tower's enduring legacy and striking design invite you to discover its storied past.
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The Kastenturm in Augsburg, also known as the Neuer Spitalturm, underwent three major reconstructions over the centuries, culminating in its current form in 1742.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1599;1703;1742
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
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Location
Nearby

Wasserwerk am Roten Tor
29 m away

Schwäbisches Handwerkermuseum
33 m away

Augsburger Puppenkiste
40 m away

Historische Wassertürme
58 m away

Augsburger Puppentheatermuseum "die Kiste"
34 m away

Heilig-Geist-Kapelle
45 m away

Rotes Tor
71 m away

Kinderhort Ulrichsviertel
133 m away



