The Pyramidenkogel tower at 100 meters is currently the world’s tallest wooden observation tower, opened in 2013 on a hill above the Woerthersee in Carinthia. The view covers the Woerthersee lake, the surrounding Carinthian lake district, and the Karawanken mountains on the Slovenian border. The tower includes a spiral slide for descent. Adults approximately EUR 18. By car from Klagenfurt, approximately 20 minutes. No public transport to the summit. Open daily; check pyramidenkogel.info for current hours.
viewpoint in Klagenfurt
Pyramidenkogel
The Pyramidenkogel tower is 100 meters of wood and steel on a 851-meter hill above the Woerthersee, built in 2013 to replace an older structure on the same site. It is currently the world's tallest wooden observation tower. The view covers the Woerthersee, the surrounding Carinthian lake district, and the Karawanken mountains on the Slovenian border.
- Type
- viewpoint
- Destination
- Klagenfurt
- Cost
- Free to visit
- Founded
- 2013
- Era
- Contemporary
- Address
- Linden 62, 9074 Keutschach am See
- Coordinates
- 46.6090, 14.1449
- Official website
- Visit website