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Tillyschanze

Old Town,
Hann. Münden
Lower Saxony
Germany

Location: Old Town

Type: Historical Interest

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Tillyschanze is a commemorative observation tower with a crenelated roof, built between 1881 to 1885, to remember the defiant stance of the citizens of Hann. Münden during the siege of the town by the Count of Tilly in 1626.
Last updated March 4, 2012
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