Observation tower Rovnina, Observation tower and transmitter station in Jarošov, Czech Republic.

The Observation tower Rovnina is an uncovered steel lattice tower on the slope of Rovnina hill at 336 m above sea level, about 400 m from the summit in the Jarošov cadastre of Uherské Hradiště. Built in 2003 as a mobile phone base station, it stands 55 m tall since a DVB-T2 antenna was added in October 2012. The viewing platform sits at 24 m.

The original structure was built in 2003 at a height of 49.5 meters. In 2012 it was extended to reach its current height of 55 meters.

The tower stands on the Rovnina hill massif at 336 m above sea level, about 400 m from the summit, on the edge of the Prakšická vrchovina nature park. It lies on the Cyrilometodějská stezka, a long-distance walking route named after Saints Cyril and Methodius, which passes the site.

The viewing platform sits 24 m up the steel lattice, reached by open stairs, and the tower has no roof. It is freely accessible only from 1 April to 31 October. The tower stands about 400 m from the summit of Rovnina at 336 m above sea level, on the Cyril and Methodius Trail.

The tower was built in 2003 as a steel lattice base station for a mobile phone network, and it also transmits the DVB-T2 digital television multiplex 24 of Digital Broadcasting. Its viewing platform sits 24 metres up, and the structure stands on the Rovnina hill massif at 336 metres above sea level, about 400 metres from the summit.