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The stone tower rises 24 meters above the Chřiby mountain range, featuring a triangular floor plan with rounded corners that expand toward the ridge line.

The construction project, led by architect Svatopluk Sládeček, began in 2001 and reached completion in October 2004 with an investment of 5,500,000 Czech Crowns.

The tower incorporates local materials, including sandstone from Žlutavy quarry and oak wood, representing traditional architectural elements of the Zlín region.

The observation platform at the top includes glass panels that open during good weather, while an oak staircase with large landings leads visitors through the structure.

Located at 586.7 meters above sea level, this remote tower stands without electricity or water supply, three kilometers from the nearest inhabited area.

Location: Roštín

Height: 24 m

GPS coordinates: 49.17080,17.30810

Latest update: March 7, 2025 21:02