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A Broadcast Legacy on Frankfurt's Heights

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The historic Heiligenstock transmitter was a pivotal site for medium wave radio in Frankfurt. Opening in 1926 with a notable 1.5 kW power output, it marked a significant step in radio broadcasting. Now, it invites exploration of its technological past and the evolution of radio communication.

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In 1926, it began broadcasting with 1.5 kW power.

Guided Story

Can you feel the whispers of history around you? Right here, you’re standing on what was once the beating heart of radio communication in Frankfurt. Look up, imagine the towering antennas that once stood here, beaming news and music across the airwaves. Picture the engineers in the 1920s, working tirelessly with cutting-edge technology to connect the city with the world. Behind you, the Berger Ridge hides the old fields that gave this site its name—Heiligenstock. This was not just a technical marvel, but a symbol of progress and innovation. What you see now is more than just a relic; it's a window into a time when radio was the king of communication.