Burianova rozhledna, Stone observation tower in Kunštát, Czech Republic.

Burianova rozhledna is a prism-shaped stone tower 18 metres tall on Milenka hill at 580 metres above sea level, above the village of Rudka. It has a glazed observation deck and an open gallery around it.

The tower was commissioned in 1928 by František Burian, the town mayor at that time, with the goal of creating a lasting landmark. It was built as a way to help people appreciate and access the beauty of the surrounding landscape.

The tower is also called Milenka after the hill (580 m) on which it stands above Rudka, next to the forest park with the Blanických rytířů cave. František Burian, mayor of Kunštát, had it built in 1928 and it bears his name.

The tower stands on Milenka hill at 580 m above sea level, above the village of Rudka and the forest park with the Blanických rytířů cave; the approach is on foot through that park. The glazed observation deck is reached by an open gallery, so bring a jacket for wind at the top. Clear days give the longest views, reaching Praděd in the Jeseníky about 80 km away.

On clear days, visitors can see distances of up to 80 kilometers from the platform, with views reaching the Jeseníky and Krkonoše mountain ranges. This makes any visit during good weather a special experience for those seeking wide-ranging views.