perlach tower

这是市政厅旁边的钟塔，高达70米。格式颜色都跟市政厅建筑很相配。从上面能看到旧城区，每逢整点，钟塔前面的广场上就会集聚起很多人，观看活动偶人的钟表报时——天使使用长枪刺魔鬼。每当魔鬼被刺时，人们会大声地呐喊。表演结束时，孩子们同时向天空释放手里拿着的气球，真有意思。

It has 258 steps to the top! But you are rewarded with a stunning view on a good day. Pictures on the way up depict the damage inflicted during the war. If you are familiar with the city and surrounding areas it gives a fabulous overview of the whole area

Everyone who visits Augsburg should climb to the top and take in Augsburg's city view. A wonderful panoramic view. At one point the tower overlooks the main city center, but then you can see off in every direction. You can also go online and take a virtual tour if you came to Augsburg but missed the tower.

This is an old tower from the year 989 AD standing right next to the town hall right in the heart of the city of Augsburg.

Even though I lived in Augsburg many years ago, I never visited this place. The views are amazing. Be prepared to climb a lot of stairs which are narrow at some points. It is worth going on just to be able to see the city.

Why not walk the 260 stairs up to the top of the Perlach tower for a great view over all directions of the city ? Close to the top you will be asked to pay 1,50 Euro for going to the top just under the bells but it is well worth it. You can not get a better overview from anywhere else in the area.

Historical tower with great view on the old city center..At 11 AM there is a carillon.No elevator.

The Perlach Tower is not open all year, but if you stay in town during the summer you definitely need to climb up there! Which means a bit of sweat (and a little entry fee) but is so worth while, when you finally can enjoy a breathtaking 360° view on the whole city. Don't miss!

Be prepared for a steep climb as there are numerous steps. Also try to time your visit so it doesn't coincide with the bells chiming. We had to wait at the entry ticket office on the level below the bells, but nevertheless the chimes were still hard on my ears. Interesting views from the top, but not spectacular.

We climbed up to the top (which is where the entry ticket office is located!) but the views weren't really worth it we thought.

The view over Augsburg from the Perlachturm is great. The entrance can be a bit hard to find - it's on the side of the church, where you only wonder if it's a door left open. The ticket office is just below the top of the tower, so you have to climb quite a bit to get there. There climb is steep and narrow, so go one by one and catch your breath. It's probably not the thing if you're afraid of heights.

The Perlachturm was a fair climb to a nice view. The entrance is just around the corner from the front of the church, tucked away inside an alley with the ticket booth most of the way up the tower.Make sure to plan your climb so that you are NOT up top during the bell ringing. We did not have that problem, but the ticket lady was warning people of the time as we started down.

Yes this another church in the great romantic street in Bavaria. This church are in the next building of Rathaus and very close also to tram station.

I loved the Perlach tower. The walk up is just enough to make you feel like you have done some exercise, great view from the top. Pretty cheap, 2 € or around that per person with a nice little display of wartime germany on the way up.

Simply the best view of Augsburg, the down side is that it's a LOT of stairs.