Heidenturm

Heidenturm is a direct or popular name for various towers on castles or churches.

Steeples

St. Markus in Reinheim, Bliesgau in Saarland, also known as the Roman tower , Romanesque round tower under a simple pointed pyramid roof, probably built as a defensive tower - similar towers also have similar towers in Bliesgau, St. Mauritius in Erfweiler-Ehlingen and St. Margaretha in Bebelsheim as well as other churches in the neighboring Lorraine
Romanesque church towers with stone (octagonal) domes between four gables (with octagonal tambour ), imitating Byzantine-oriental central structures :
- North portal of Wetzlar Cathedral (dome removed in 1903)
- in the southeast of Rheinhessen ( Wonnegau ) also called "Saracen Towers", not to be confused with the Genoese Saracen Towers :
  - Evangelical Church of St. Bonifatius in Alsheim (VG Eich)
  - Saracen tower of the Protestant parish church in Dittelsheim (VG Westhofen)
  - St. Viktor in Guntersblum (LK Mainz-Bingen)
  - Pauluskirche in Worms

Heidenturm Kittsee , Burgenland
St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna ( similar to Roman building material or minarets , regular octagonal shaft pieces)

Parish church in Willisau (Switzerland, Romanesque)
St. Mauritius in Ebersmunster (Alsace, baroque; Mauritius (saint) "Mohr" born in Egypt - the rear tower has a more clearly octagonal drum than the two front towers)

Old castle in Gießen (round tower, octagonal clad at the top, with a Welscher hood )
Keep in the Hanau City Palace (original architecture lost)
Ibbenbüren Castle in Ibbenbüren (12th century or a little later, only remains)
City fortifications of Lindau in Lake Constance (remnants of a defensive tower, humpback cuboid, probably 9th century)
Margarethenturm of Nuremberg Castle (Romanesque choir tower with a square floor plan)
Moated castle Haus Empel in Rees (round tower under a pointed pyramid roof)
Römerturm in Regensburg (Romanesque defense tower with a square floor plan)