Viewpoint in Herborn (Hessen)

The viewing tower at Dillblick is 17 metres high with a viewing platform at a height of 14 metres.

The observation pavilion, known as Homberg Temple, has recently been renovated. It offers a good view of Herborn and the surrounding area and is located along hiking trails such as the Lahn-Dill-Bergland Trail, the European Cultural Route Huguenots and Waldensians Trail, and the H6. It was probably built around 1900 by citizens of Herborn and the Beautification Association. Near the Homberg Temple, on the way down to the town, new resting benches and a table at the viewpoint "Schlossblick" invite hikers and walkers to take a break.

This observation temple (however, the view is now overgrown) was originally built in 1890 at another location and then moved to its current site. In 1928, it was named "Jahn Temple" in memory of the founder of gymnastics Jahn and was often used as a rest spot. The Jahn Temple is located along hiking trail H6, the Lahn-Dill Mountain Path, and the European Cultural Route of the Huguenots and Waldensians.