Observation tower at a height of 425 m with a wide view over Neustadt in Saxony and the neighboring low mountain ranges.
The summit of the Götzinger Höhe, which is 425 meters above sea level, is crowned with an iron tower 25 meters high, offering a panoramic view as far as the table mountains of Saxon Switzerland and the first peaks of the Lusatian Mountains.
Visitors with a head for heights can climb the numerous steps of the iron spiral staircase to enjoy the breathtaking view. However, the effort is rewarded by the rewarding view.
Visitors with a head for heights can climb the numerous steps of the iron spiral staircase to enjoy the breathtaking view. However, the effort is rewarded by the rewarding view.
The Götzinger Höhe was originally called Achtlindenberg. It was later renamed in honor of the local historian Wilhelm Leberecht Götzinger (1758-1818), who lived in Neustadt and described the view and the entire surrounding area in detail for the first time.
