Schreiber-Bogen Cardboard Modelling Mäuseturm in Bingen

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Schreiber-Bogen Cardboard Modelling Mäuseturm in Bingen

Mäuseturm in Bingen

In the world famous "Mittelrheintal" there exist a tower on a small island close to the town Bingen, the "Mäuseturm" (= Tower of Mice) . The name is misleading as the tower was used as a watchtower and a tollhouse, from there the name was derived from the old german word "musen" which means to lie in wait/keep watch.

Length: 12 cm

Width: 7 cm

Height: 31 cm

Difficulty: 2

Sheets: 2,5

Dimensions: 1:87

Suitable for Children: