This water tower is one of the most important historical buildings in the German city of Rostock. It was erected in 1903 with the aim of supplying drinking water to the local population. It also works to produce continuous water pressure in the city's water supply system. Today, it is considered a prominent archaeological landmark that tourists flock to, as it represents the grandeur of ancient architecture in the city. It is a high tower built of red bricks. It consists of a polygonal stone base, and is distinguished by its ornate exterior walls and copper-clad towers.