Interesting fact
The Round Tower, located in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a 17th-century tower and observatory. Built in 1642 as part of the Trinitatis Complex, it stands 36 meters tall. Notably, it features a unique helical corridor instead of stairs, leading visitors to the top for panoramic views.
More about Round Tower
The Round Tower was commissioned by King Christian IV and designed by architect Hans van Steenwinckel the Younger. Its helical corridor, which spans 209 meters, was constructed to allow a horse and carriage to reach the top. Today, it functions as a tourist attraction and cultural venue. Accessibility is facilitated by its gentle spiral ramp, making it suitable for visitors with mobility issues.