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Naturschönheit am Wasser: Ein Ziel für Natur- und Wassersportliebhaber

Natural beauty on the water: a destination for nature and water sports lovers

These two lakes in the Iserlohn area offer a varied nature experience for everyone who wants to escape from everyday life. The Seilersee inspires with its clear water and the surrounding forest area, which invites you to walk and jog. Here, water sports enthusiasts and anglers can live out their passion. The Callerbachtalsperre offers an impressive backdrop with views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. A walk on the circular path or a hike in the surrounding area is recommended here. For cyclists there is a beautiful route along the dam, which is also suitable for families. Those who love nature will find their peace and relaxation here.

Faszination Tropfsteinhöhle

The fascination of the stalactite cave

Immerse yourself in a world underground, where millennia-old stalactites and stalagmites form a natural cathedral. Colourful light installations highlight the intricate shapes, while concerts and the annual 'cave lights' use the acoustics and atmosphere of this hidden world to create a sensual spectacle.

Panoramablick über dem Waldmeer

The Bismarck Tower is still owned by the city. From 1988 to 1995 there were regular opening hours for visiting the monument. An interior tour and climbing the tower is possible only after prior contact with the city information office. In addition, the building is opened on several Sundays between April and September by the Action Circle Father Beda. A special feature of the Bismarck Tower is that it has a photovoltaic system with eight modules on the roof to generate electricity. These modules supply a relay radio station for amateur radio and are not visible to visitors from below. The square base stands on a square foundation with sides 7.5 m long. The observation deck is 11 m high and can be reached via a stone staircase with 44 steps and a spiral staircase with 13 steps. In total, the tower is 14.5 m high. Outside visit possible at any timeTower tour after prior contact with the city information Iserlohn

Bürger stellen die Natur wieder her

Citizens restore nature

A place for everyone interested in recycling. Experience here first-hand how waste is separated and reused. The facility offers exciting and informative insights into the work of waste management and environmental protection. Learn how waste is converted into energy and thus used as a sustainable resource. In addition, discover the latest technologies in waste management and learn how each individual can help protect the environment. A visit to SASE - Collection from Urban Cleaning and Waste Disposal in Iserlohn is a must not only for environmental activists, but for everyone who wants to do their part to preserve our planet.

Frisch und regional: Der Markt für Genießer

Fresh and regional: the market for connoisseurs

Weekly markets in Iserlohn offer an abundance of regional products, an authentic atmosphere and local flair. Farmers, artisans and traders come together to offer their fresh produce such as fruit and vegetables, bread, cheese, sausages and more. The marketplace is lively and offers a variety of opportunities for people to meet and interact with each other. There are also food trucks, bars and other gastronomic offerings to indulge in delicious food. A visit to the weekly markets in Iserlohn is an opportunity to support local producers and artisans and immerse yourself in the local culture and community. This is a particularly good way to experience and enjoy the city.

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