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"Domineering piece of history, with pretty peaceful and big park around "
@evripidis.avouris
"Jedna z 8 wież-schronów zbudowanych w okresie II WŚ na rozkaz Hitlera. "
@wieteskaz
"In 1942 Adolf Hitler decided to build six flak towers to protect the historic city centre of the so-called Gauhauptstadt Vienna from destruction from Allied air strikes. The existing towers in Berlin and Hamburg served as models for the architect Friedrich Tamms. All the flak towers are grouped in twos, with a Gefechtsturm (combat tower) and a Leitturm (lead tower) forming one pair. These pairs of towers are arranged in a triangle around the heart of Vienna’s historic centre. Originally, the Nazis planned to convert the flak towers into gigantic victory monuments to fallen German soldiers. After the war, the towers were to have been clad in white marble. Fortunately, history turned out differently. The rectangular Augarten Leitturm is 31 meters wide and 15 meters long. It is 53 meters high, has a basement, 12 storeys plus a platform on top for the Funkmessgerät radar installation. Most of the outer walls are 2.5 meters thick and the uppermost ceiling is between 3.5 meters and 4 meters thick. Like every flak tower, this one also has an integrated natural climate system, which has remained almost intact. After more than 70 years, the concrete towers are now an essential and integral part of the city of Vienna and its inhabitants."
@thepellins