JenTower

To be precise, it is not a tower, it is a 30-story cylindrical building. The top floor is designed with a circle of observation decks. There is a cafe on the 28th floor. The window seats can be viewed. The viewing ticket is now 3.5 euros.

This is my fifth trip to Germany, and this time I am in Jena. ※ Attractions ※ I found a high building in Jena City, which is many higher than the surrounding buildings. After asking friends, it turned out to be the Yen Tower. The friend said that the tower was 159 meters high. It was called the skyscraper building in Jena City. It is also a landmark building in the city center of Jena. Because its outer shape is a cylinder, it is nicknamed "cookie roll" (I think it is also like a bucket). Yen Tower is the tallest commercial building in eastern Germany, and ranks ninth on the German high-rise rankings. My friend told me about some of its history, a little twisty, it is designed and built for a research company called "Karl • Zeiss", as a research building for a research company, and later due to the shortage of operating funds and other issues, was purchased by a mysterious investor in 1999. Through continued investment, the Yen Tower was significantly renovated in 2001 and the current 159 meters were added to the top floor after two floors were added, and the roof was equipped with a communications system, which is now used by the University of Jena. I came to the tower and saw the sky blue tempered glass for the glass curtain wall on the exterior wall, and there was a bustling shopping center on the bottom of the tower. In a while, I came to the 28th floor of the restaurant in the building, and the 29th floor is also the dining and food floor. The world's food is gathered. While I enjoy the food, I watch the panoramic view of Jena. The feeling of condescension is particularly good. ※ Small tips ※ Open hours: working days 7:00-23:00, Saturday 8:00-23:00, Sunday is not open. Watching time: about 120 minutes.