The structures create a mineral-rich mist by dripping saline water through brushwood.
Inaugurated on 9th July 1899, the 33.5-metre tower – adjoined by a shorter 18-metre structure – was built with the purpose of providing views from the so-called Silesian Mont Blanc and quickly became a hit among hikers of the time.
TFN’s Alex Webber takes a look at the building’s extraordinary past and its stunning reincarnation.
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