Bismarck Tower
Thanks to the then, strong Bismarck adoration, Göttingen also built a tower in 1896, as a sign of the honour for the Reich Chancellor.
The 31 metres high tower is situated at the highest point of the Kleperberg (332m above sea level). It is the highest Bismarck tower in Lower Saxony.
The four-level building offers a beautiful view over Göttingen and in good weather a view to the Brocken and the Hohen Meißner.
On the second floor of the main building (Bismarck memorial hall) stands a bronze bust. One floor is used for changing exhibitions, thus the tower is well worth a visit, even when the weather is not so nice.
Open on Saturday & Sunday and on public holidays
from 11.30am-6pm in the month April to September.
Admission: adults 2,- €, children 1,- €
Tel.: 0551 400-3522
(only available at the here stated opening times)
Short information: 
Design: Baurat Heinrich Gerber Construction: Architect Conrad Rathkamp Height: 31,1 m Building costs: around 40.000 Mark Groundbreaking: 28.06.1892 Inauguration: 18.06.1896 Restored: 1985 A project of the Göttinger Verschönerungsvereins GVV - more information.
It is possible for groups visiting the Bismarck tower at different times or used as a venue location.
Information about that is available directly at the Bismarck tower or by telephone:
Tel. 0551 400-3522 (only during the stated opening times)
or Stadtforstamt Herrn Raab 0551 400-3519