- Parking spaces available
- Bus stop available
- for any weather
- for groups
- for school classes
- for families
- for individual guests
- Pets allowed
- Suitable for seniors
- for children (all ages)
- Free admission
Himmelstreppe Hennesee
Viewpoint/viewing tower | Excursion destinations
The Himmelstreppe at Hennesee leads up 333 steps from Hennepark to the dam. At the top, visitors can enjoy a far-reaching panoramic view over Meschede and the lake, which is particularly impressive when illuminated in the evening.
Address
Himmelstreppe Hennesee
Am Hennesee
59872 Meschede
Telephone: 0291-9022443
Properties:
With its 333 steps, the Himmelstreppe on the Hennedamm is an architectural highlight that connects the Hennepark with the dam wall of the Hennesee. From its upper platform, a comprehensive view of Meschede and the surrounding lake landscape opens up. Particularly noteworthy is the staged lighting of the staircase in the evening hours, which creates an impressive visual experience. During the Advent season, the construction is also accentuated by an illuminated Christmas tree silhouette. There is a drinking fountain at the foot of the staircase. The Himmelstreppe can only be accessed on foot. It is integrated as a significant point in the HenneBoulevard, an approximately two-kilometre-long connecting path between Meschede's city center and the Hennesee. Along its course, this boulevard offers further themed stations and experiences that bring the natural and water landscape to life.
Directions
The Himmelstreppe is not accessible by car! Parking facilities: - Hikers' parking lot "Am Stadtpark 6", approx. 500 m on foot - Parking lot "Am Hennesee" (formerly "Berghausen"), near Ruhrverband and tennis courts, approx. 650 m walk to Himmelstreppe - as well as other parking lots along the B55 at the Hennesee Located on the "HenneBoulevard" walking trail The S70 bus route (direction Eslohe) connects Meschede, Eslohe and the Hennesee, where the Himmelstreppe is located. The nearest bus stop is "Am Stadtpark" or "Meschede, Hennesee".