Can you imagine a 30-meter tall tower piercing the sky, right here in Słubice? This is where the Wieża widokowa w Słubicach now stands. This modern structure pays homage to its predecessor, the Kleist Tower, which graced this spot from 1892 until its destruction in World War II. The Kleist Tower, named after Prussian officer Ewald Christian von Kleist, offered breathtaking views of Frankfurt (Oder). Imagine enjoying a coffee in the bustling restaurant at its base, the “Kleisthöhe”. Picture the laughter of children playing on the swings nearby as the flag of the Third Reich fluttered atop the tower. The tower’s popularity surged when tram line number 2 connected it to the city center and the Ostmarkstadion. Sadly, this beloved landmark was dynamited by retreating German troops in February 1945. Today, the Wieża widokowa w Słubicach stands as a testament to Słubice’s commitment to preserving history while embracing the future. As you ascend its winding staircase, take a moment to imagine the panorama that captivated visitors over a century ago. The Wieża widokowa w Słubicach invites you to create your own memories while reflecting upon the ever-changing landscape of this historic border town.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to