The Diana tower has been standing on Friendship Peak since 1914. The Diana tower has been listed as a cultural monument since December 1981. 150 steps lead up to the observation gallery of the 40 m high tower. If you don't have the strength to climb that many steps, there is also an elevator available.

We operate a lookout tower with a height of 8.2 metres at an altitude of 284 metres.

The historic core of the Old Town Hall with its tower was built around 1240. The arched passage between Radnicka Street and the courtyard is formed by a richly decorated portal with the legendary bent turret, created in 1511 by the sculptor and carver Anton Pilgram, a representative of Central European late Gothic.

The lookout tower with a tourist hut on the highest peak of the Černostudní ridge (869 m) was built in 1905. The viewing platform is located at a height of 26 m. A total of 91 steps lead up.

The concrete lookout tower, which also serves for water supply purposes, was added to the cottage in 1931-32 according to the design of Antonín Parkman.

We operate a 26-metre high lookout tower, which is a dominant feature of the picturesque town of Jeseník.

We run the northernmost lookout tower.

Operation of the lookout tower at the original Štramberk castle. Offer of expositions in the tower. Organisation of social and cultural events. Possibility of organizing weddings.

Operating a 36 metre high iron helix shaped tower. In the base of the tower there is a public toilet, storage/rental of sports and hiking equipment, additional sales of maps, souvenirs, packaged drinks and food.

We operate a lookout tower located at an altitude of 416 metres. We offer souvenirs such as tourist cards, stamps and stickers, as well as magnets, postcards and more.

We operate a lookout tower and a bistro. Open 365 days a year. We can prepare any event you can imagine. Feel free to contact us.

You can come see the exhibition of paper models of towers and lighthouses and enjoy the beautiful view from the observation deck of the John the Baptist Tower. Don’t be alarmed by the sleeping guard—he’s the one who caused Teplice to burn down in 1793.

The church tower with a height of 104 metres, located near the Gothic church of St. Bartholomew.

This unique vantage point offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. There is an indoor exhibition, a webcam for up-to-date weather information and facilities for tourists. It is open seasonally from May to October and admission is available with selected benefits.