It is the newest observation tower in Bratislava. It stands on the highest point of Devínská Kobyla in the area of the former missile base at an altitude of 514 meters above sea level. The height of the steel structure is 21.27 m. The shape of the lookout resembles the fighting stance of a praying mantis. This viewpoint is unique precisely because it offers a view of three countries - Hungary, Austria and the Czech Republic. From the first floor we can see Slavín and Bratislava Castle, from the second floor Devínska Nová ves and from the third floor Schwechat Airport and Devín Castle.
It is the newest observation tower in Bratislava. It stands on the highest point of Devínská Kobyla in the area of the former missile base at an altitude of 514 meters above sea level. The height of the steel structure is 21.27 m. The shape of the lookout resembles the fighting stance of a praying mantis. This viewpoint is unique precisely because it offers a view of three countries - Hungary, Austria and the Czech Republic. From the first floor we can see Slavín and Bratislava Castle, from the second floor Devínska Nová ves and from the third floor Schwechat Airport and Devín Castle.
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