Vinice, Observation tower in Úvaly, Czech Republic.

Vinice is a steel observation tower standing 1.4 km northeast of the centre of Úvaly, above the valley of the Výmoly stream. It was built as a mobile-operator transmitter, and a viewing platform was later opened to the public on 30 April 2015.

The steel tower was structurally completed and put into operation in 2013, but its public opening was postponed indefinitely because the town and mobile operators could not agree on the contract wording. After lengthy negotiations, the tower opened for daily operation on 30 April 2015.

The tower takes its name from Vinice hill above Úvaly. The steel structure was finished in 2013 for mobile operators, but a contract dispute with the town delayed public opening until 30 April 2015, when daily access began.

The tower stands 1.4 km northeast of Úvaly's centre, above the Výmoly stream valley. It opened for daily use on 30 April 2015 after the town settled a contract dispute with the mobile operators who built the steel transmitter in 2013.

The tower is a steel mast for mobile operators, finished in 2013 but kept closed for nearly two years because the town and the operators could not agree on the contract text; it opened for daily use on 30 April 2015. It stands 1.4 km northeast of Úvaly centre, above the Výmola stream valley.