Lusthäuschen (Rapunzelturm), Wetter
If there is one word to describe this half-timbered tower with an octagonal bay window, that word is quaint.
Between 1615 to 1616, Hedwig von Bodenhausen had this structure, known as Lusthäuschen (Pleasure house), built in Wetter, Germany. The Lusthäuschen is part of the property of the Schloss Amönau.
Otto Ubbelohde, a Hessian illustrator, drew illustrations of the Grimm Brothers' fairy tales. The Lusthäuschen served as the theme for Rapunzelturm.
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