
Flatowturm
A Gothic Revival gem in Babelsberg Park
Did you know?
The tower was designed by Johann Heinrich Strack in 1856.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1850
- Architect
- Johann Heinrich Strack
- Architectural Style
- Neo-Gothic
- Height
- 46 m
- Opening Hours
- May 1-Oct 31: PH,Sa-Su 10:00-17:30; Nov 1-Apr 30 off
- Wheelchair Access
- Not accessible
- Phone
- +49 331 9694200
Guided Story
Imagine standing here in the mid-1800s, witnessing the completion of the Flatow Tower as a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture. This tower wasn't just a marvel; it symbolized Prussian power and elegance. Look up to see the intricate designs that adorn the tower, reminiscent of the medieval Eschenheimer Gate. Nearby, Emperor Wilhelm I and his wife Augusta once called the Babelsberg Palace their summer retreat. Behind you lies the expansive Babelsberg Park, designed by the renowned landscape architects Lenné and Pückler-Muskau. As you climb the tower's stairs, think of the royal guests who once ascended these steps to enjoy the panoramic views. Take a moment to soak in the historic ambiance and feel the connection to a grand past.







