--- title: "Luisenturm Borgholzhausen" url: "https://en.teutoburgerwald.de/region/excursion/poi/luisenturm-borgholzhausen" description: "The traditional observation tower on the Johannisegge offers the best views of the landscape. From its top platform, you can look out over the Ravensberg hills, the Münster lowlands, the Wiehengebirge mountains and the Weserbergland. On some days, you can even see the foothills of the Sauerland. The wooden tower is named after the popular Prussian Queen Luise (1776 - 1810). The first tower dates back to 1893, but thanks to the constant efforts of the local heritage association, it is now the fourth tower at this location and can be climbed free of charge at any time. There is also a rustic refreshment stop at a hiking restaurant at the weekends." language: "en" type: "Place" image: "https://dam.destination.one/416764/6cebad65cc777fb47c6dcbb48afb171fa1cc9f66c66d99c51c7c2d61cbe9ce91/.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Teutoburg Forest > Discover the region > Excursion > POI" --- Share Luisenturm Borgholzhausen ========================= - Temporary closed - Tip - Currently closed - Viewpoint/viewing tower Hölzerner Aussichtsturm mit mehreren Plattformen im Wald, eingebettet in eine von Bäumen umgebene Landschaft. Kinder spielen mit Schnee und einer Sonnenuhr, umgeben von Metallstäben auf einer glatten Fläche. Schneebedeckter Wald auf einem Hügel, mit Ausblick auf ein entferntes Dorf im Hintergrund. Blick von einem Holzbalkon auf eine weitläufige Herbstlandschaft mit Hügeln und einem Dorf im Tal. Holzturm im Wald; Aussichtsturm mit mehreren Plattformen und Treppen, umgeben von grüner Vegetation. The observation tower is located on the Johannisegge (291 m) on Peter-Eggermont-Straße. The Luisenturm tower on the popular "Hermannsweg" hiking trail can be climbed free of charge. The tower offers a view of the Münsterland region and the Ravensberg hills. There is a restaurant in the refuge. Further information is available at The traditional observation tower on the Johannisegge offers the best views of the landscape. From its top platform, you can look out over the Ravensberg hills, the Münster lowlands, the Wiehengebirge mountains and the Weserbergland. On some days, you can even see the foothills of the Sauerland. The wooden tower is named after the popular Prussian Queen Luise (1776 - 1810). The first tower dates back to 1893, but thanks to the constant efforts of the local heritage association, it is now the fourth tower at this location and can be climbed free of charge at any time. There is also a rustic refreshment stop at a hiking restaurant at the weekends. Gaststätte Luisenturm: Peter-Eggermont-Straße, tel. 05425 1466; 33829 Borgholzhausen, Read more Good to know ------------ Openings 1. Currently closed The Luisenturm can be climbed free of charge all year round. At weekends, the restaurant at the Luisenturm offers hikers refreshments and rest. Read more General information - Parking Available Other Furnishing/Equipment - cool place Payment methods Entrance Free Directions & Parking facilities The nearby parking lot is approx. 300 meters from the Luisenturm and can be reached directly via Peter-Eggermont-Straße. Read more License (master data) Tamara Kisker This content has been partially or completely optimised or created by AI.* Nearby ------ View on map - Event - Guided tour/tour - Food & Beverage - Café - Beer garden/outdoor dining - Café - Accomodations - Motorhome parking site - Holiday flat - Holiday flat - Place of interest - Viewpoint/viewing tower - Information point - Rest area - Tours 6.69 km - Regional hiking trail 13.38 km - Jogging/Nordic walking 113.64 km - Regional bike tour Contact Peter-Eggermont-Straße 33829 Borgholzhausen