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Adlerturm

Ostwall 51a, 44135 Dortmund

Adlerturm, Dortmund (Historic sites)
Fig. 01Adlerturm© Weetwat at German Wikipedia · Public domain
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About Adlerturm

The Adlerturm (Eagle Tower) in Dortmund is a reconstructed defensive tower from the medieval city wall, built in 1992 on the original 14th-century foundations. The 100-foot-tall structure stands on pillars to protect the historic masonry and houses an interactive children's museum on the city's history. Across six floors, visitors can experience the Middle Ages up close by trying on suits of armor, handling swords, or simulating archaeological digs. The museum also displays artifacts from historic towers, a model of the medieval city, and weapons from the time of the Great Dortmund Feud. Hands-on stations and period depictions bring everyday life in the city of centuries past vividly to life.

Based on the article “Adlerturm Dortmund” from the German Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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Sight › Historic sites
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Address
Ostwall 51a
44135 Dortmund, Germany
District
Innenstadt West
Phone
04923 15026031
Website
de.wikipedia.org
Email
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Coordinates
51.51035° N · 7.46936° E
Data quality
confidence 0.77
Identifier
ID 9b2e8ac3-6ed…
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  1. Travel tip from Wikivoyagewritten by travelers

    Medieval tower, now a children's museum with interactive exhibits about Dortmund in the Middle Ages.

    Source: Wikivoyage, „Dortmund“ · authors per page history · CC BY-SA 4.0

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