The Holstein Tower is the landmark of the park. The colossus rises into the sky for a full 100 meters. The trick: You can reach with the help of a rotating cabin to under the crown of the tower and have an incredible view of the park and the Bay of Lübeck, the waterway of the old Hanseatic League.
Take a look at HANSA-PARK from a different perspective. At 100 meters, the Holstein Tower is one of the tallest rotating steel towers in Europe. The diameter of the tower structure is 2.5 meters. It is powered by 2x 75kW engines. The rotary cabin reaches a max. Lift speed of about 1.2 meters per second. 4x 0.75 kW motors ensure a uniform rotation speed of approx. 2 revolutions per minute. Currently, the cabin is about 4 times around, per trip.
The cabin is fully glazed at the side and can be walked through 360 °. It seats 72 people and has an hourly capacity of around 900 people. For emergencies, the operator has an exit hatch to the inside. Through these, guests get between the tower and the cabin. If the cabin is at the top, guests can go down the stairs inside the tower. At the top of the tower blows the national flag of Schleswig Holstein with an area of 30 square meters. In bad weather or during the winter break, the flag is pulled into a protective cover, which is clearly visible on the flagpole.
