Ludwigshöhe (Ebersberg)
| Ludwigshöhe | ||
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 The Ebersberg observation tower on Ludwigshöhe |
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| height | 539 m | |
| location | Ebersberg | |
| Coordinates | 48 ° 5 '24 " N , 11 ° 57' 40" E | |
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The Ludwigshöhe is with 617 m the highest point of the southern Upper Bavaria district town of Ebersberg . The hill is on the edge of the Ebersberger Forest .
The Ludwigshöhe overlooks the entire city. In good weather the view extends as far as the Alps . There is a 35-meter-high observation tower on the hill, further down there is a large excursion restaurant and the Forest and Environment Museum . There is a geodetic reference point at the museum at a height of 596.68 m .
Heldenallee leads to Ludwigshöhe , where a linden tree was planted for each Ebersberger who died in World War I.
View from the beginning of Heldenallee to Ludwigshöhe
On the Ludwigshöhe
Memorial bust of Baron von Eichendorff on the heights
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Franz Xaver Paul Huber: History of Ebersberg and its surrounding area in Upper Bavaria: d. taken from religious standpoints, u. shown in constant connection with d. Story d. Heidenthumes, d. Einf. D. Christianity and effectiveness d. religious order in Bavaria: with 4 lithographed Pictures, charts and family tree , p. 455, Lutzenberger, 1847. Restricted preview in the Google book search.
- ↑ Bavarian Surveying Administration: Geodetic Reference Point Ebersberg , accessed on April 27, 2020.