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Erlwein-Gasometer

Architectural Gem by Hans Erlwein

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The Erlwein Gasometer, also called Gasometer III, was designed in 1908 by renowned architect Hans Erlwein. As part of the Dresden-Reick Gasworks, it is a striking example of early industrial architecture and is protected as a heritage monument in Saxony. A notable feature is the well house, which is a component of the structure.

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The gasometer stands 67.8 meters tall.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1908
Architect: Hans Erlwein
Height: 67.8 m
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument

Guided Story

In front of you stands the Erlwein Gasometer, a fascinating piece of early industrial architecture from 1908. Designed by the renowned architect Hans Erlwein, it forms part of the historic Dresden-Reick Gasworks. Observe the structure, which is protected as a heritage monument in Saxony. A notable feature is the well house, an integral part of the gasometer. If you look to the east, you'll spot the Panometer Dresden, just 112 meters away. These old structures really tell the story of the city.