Turmbar Climbing the spiral staircase for cocktails

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A spiral staircase leads up to Turmbar, which is 20 metres high. Anyone who braves the climb will be rewarded with an atmospherically lit bar with a view of Dammtor station and delicious mojitos or caipirinhas.

There are also a few more unusual examples such as "banana daiquiris" or the fruity "seven sky" on the menu. Smokers are looked after with a separate lounge. For anyone looking for a private party venue there is a room for hire on the ground floor, equipped with everything you need for a great party.

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