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water tower Leipzig-Liebertwolkwitz (Südost 3)
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water tower Leipzig-Liebertwolkwitz (Südost 3)

Where industrial heritage meets architectural charm

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This water tower in Liebertwolkwitz stands as a remarkable testament to early 20th-century engineering and is a protected cultural monument that captivates visitors with its architectural finesse and historical aura. Its towering silhouette commands attention, offering a glimpse into Leipzig's industrial past and inviting exploration of its technical and historical significance.
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The water tower was established on January 17, 1903.

Quick Facts

Founded
January 17, 1903
Height
55 m
Capacity
300
Heritage Status
Cultural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

You're standing by the majestic water tower of Leipzig-Liebertwolkwitz, a remarkable feat of engineering since 1910. Rising 55 meters into the sky, this tower was originally designed to hold a capacity of 300 cubic meters of water. Its status as a cultural heritage monument in Germany speaks to its historical significance. Look around, and you'll notice the Liebertwolkwitz Church just southeast of here, less than 400 meters away. Take a moment to appreciate the history that surrounds you at this site.

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