Hošťálkovice observation tower, Observation tower in Hošťálkovice, Czech Republic.

The Hošťálkovice observation tower is a wooden, roofed lookout tower 8 m tall, with a viewing platform at 5 m. It stands at 320 m above sea level in the Vítkovská vrchovina hills and is reached by wooden ladders. From the top visitors see Ostrava, Hladový vrch and, in the distance, the Beskydy mountains.

The wooden, roofed tower was built in 2011 on the site of an earlier open wooden lookout. It stands at 320 m above sea level in the Vítkovská vrchovina hills within the Hošťálkovice district of Ostrava, in the Moravian-Silesian Region.

The tower stands on the site of an earlier wooden, roofless lookout, and the current roofed structure dates from 2011. Around it, the area is laid out for children, with climbing walls, a pumptrack, a ground trampoline, a slide and information panels.

The tower stands at 320 m above sea level in the Vítkovská vrchovina hills and is freely accessible all year round. Access to the 5 m platform is by wooden ladders, so there is no lift. The surrounding area has climbing walls, a pumptrack, a ground trampoline and a slide for children.

The tower stands on the site of an earlier wooden, roofless lookout, which the current 2011 structure replaced. Around its foot are climbing walls, a pumptrack, a ground trampoline and a slide, so the summit is reached by wooden ladders rather than stairs.