Description
The Klangturm rises as an architectural highlight in St. Pölten's government district. Designed by Ernst Hoffmann, he describes his building as a "symbol of imagination at the heart of the administration" - a contrast of creativity and function. With a height of 77 meters, the tower almost reaches the St. Pölten Cathedral and dominates the cityscape as a landmark.
Despite its massive structure made of 650 tons of steel and around 1,000 square metres of glass, the building appears surprisingly light and transparent. On a footprint of just 15 x 15 meters, the filigree construction rises airily into the sky.
Inside, 280 steps or a panoramic lift lead to the viewing platform at a height of 47 meters, which offers a spectacular panoramic view of the city, government district, cultural district and surrounding countryside. In addition, several sound installations and an information center invite visitors to explore.
Free admission - but only during seasonal operation (note winter closure)!
