Triva Redoubt of Ingolstadt Fortress by EuroTourData
Triva Redoubt was built in 1841 as the oval northern flank redoubt of Danube Bridgehead of Ingolstadt Fortress. Redoubt walls thickness of up to 4 meters. Inside, the redoubt has 58 artillery vaulted casemates located on two levels. Currently, the redoubt contains Bavarian Police Museum. Info based on the article Turm Triva of German Wikipedia.
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Triva Redoubt info
| Tourist Audience | Cultural heritage tourism |
|---|---|
| German original name | Turm Triva |
| Type | Redoubt |
| Built | |
| Wall thickness | 4 meters |
| Artillery casemates | 58 |
| Part of | Danube Bridgehead |
| Condition | Largely restored |
| Public access | Entrance fee |
| Street address | Donaulände |
| Postal code | 85051 |
| City | Ingolstadt |
| State | Bavaria |
| Country | Germany |
| Google Map | Triva Redoubt |
| Directions to | Triva Redoubt |
| Plus code | 8FWHQC7P+24 |
| Waze Map | Triva Redoubt |
| OpenStreetMap | Triva Redoubt |
| Latitude | 48.76258 |
| Longitude | 11.43532 |
| GeoNames ID | 12110878 |
| Knowledge Panel | Triva Redoubt |
Nearby Ingolstadt Fortress clockwise
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Dataset to Triva Redoubt
Tabular dataset and ATOM feed to Triva Redoubt of Ingolstadt Fortress.
ETD ID: trvrdbt-ings.
Creator: Nikolaj Antonov - ORCID.
Published: - Central European Summer Time (UTC+02:00).
Publisher: NikAnt Webkonsult AB
License: Free