Brdo Lookout Tower

Brdo Lookout Tower stands on the summit of Brdo (587 m above sea level), the highest point of the Chřiby hills, in the forests above the village of Roštín. Roštín is about 17 km from Kroměříž by car, and the Kamínka recreation area is close by.

The tower, just under 24 metres high, is the tallest stone lookout tower in Moravia. It was built on the initiative of an association of nearby municipalities from stone and oak from the local forests, and it replaced a wooden lookout tower that stood on Brdo until the 1970s. It opened to the public in 2004.

In good visibility you can see the Beskids, the Vsetín Hills, the Jeseníky mountains and even the distant Malá Fatra from the viewing platform.

Admission: since April 2026 you enter through a turnstile that takes cards only, CZK 40 per person. When the turnstile is out of order, admission is paid in cash: CZK 20, family CZK 50, pensioners and students CZK 10. Hiking stamps, souvenirs and simple refreshments are sold at the tower.