Georg-Viktor Tower PANORAMA

What did our landscape look like 250 million years ago? How did the regional rocks form, and under what conditions did the famous "Korbach"The Dachshund"? What did the Count's castle on the Eisenberg actually look like in its heyday?

Visitors can now find answers to these and many other questions at Eisenberg in KorbachGoldhausen offers not only answers, but also an accurate and realistic picture. Thanks to state-of-the-art technology, you can delve into Earth's history and its secrets at the Georg-Viktor Tower, live on your smartphone or tablet.

Augmented Reality (AR) opens up a completely new world: a primeval sea, long-extinct plants and animals, desert landscapes, and mountain ranges. 250 million years of Earth's history come alive and become tangible, as they are integrated into the present-day landscape. The digitally reconstructed Eisenberg Castle can be explored, as can climate changes in Earth's geological past—and in a possible future in times of climate change.

When can I explore the virtual worlds?

The AR experience of the geological landscape reconstructions from the observation platform of the Georg-Viktor Tower is available between March and October. The tower is closed during the winter months for safety reasons.

The virtually reconstructed Eisenberg Castle can be experienced on-site at the summit of the Eisenberg all year round.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Scan the QR codes found on site. This will open the web app "Georg-Viktor-Turm PANORAMA" and allow you to immerse yourself in the virtual worlds.