Black Tower

The black tower was built in the 16th century and is located near the northeast corner of Przemysl Ottoka II Square, adjacent to the Cathedral of St. Nicholas. The tower is72.25 meters high and named for its black appearance. The square tower has a golden clock plate, which is very eye-catching in the town, and rings the bell every fifteen minutes, melodious and simple. In addition to the time, the ancient tower was used as a watchtower for the fires of the city. Through the small gate below the black tower you can enter the tower, climb more than 200 steps to the top of the tower, you can overlook the town panoramic view, and even the Alps.

The name is called the black tower, but it is not black, he is just a little dark color, it is estimated that the name and his appearance color have nothing to do with the color, far from a look at the more square building.

The black tower is located in the northeast corner of Przemysl Ottoka II Square, and the town hall is diagonally opposite, just beside the Cathedral of St Nicholas. The black tower is called because its color is a bit gray, the construction of the age from the tower below the bronze sculpture door can be seen, 1553, climbing up to see the whole picture of Budjeyovice.

The capital of the southern Czech state, not far from Karlovy Vary, the famous Czech town. Personally feel that there are few people, no noise, very classical, very quiet, more attractive than the CK town, I like it very much!

The Black Tower is a famous tower in the southern Czech city of Budjeyovice, built in the 16th century and located near the northeast corner of Námstí Pemysla Otakara II.), adjacent to the Cathedral of St. Nicholas, a popular attraction.

The Black Tower is located in the Czech Republic, near the northeast corner of Przemysl Ottoka II Square, next to the main church of St. Nicholas. The Black Tower was built in the 16th century, and the tower is72.25 meters high. It is named for its black appearance. It is a tourist attraction for hot people.

It's just at a corner of Bujyovice Square. At that time, I didn't know that I could climb up to see the whole city. What attracted me was the gate at the foot of the building, the extremely complicated decoration of iron art. I could see that it took a lot of effort and had a history of several hundred years. It was so unprotected that I could be caressed by someone. It was really beautiful.