📜 Observation tower on the highest peak of Włodzickie Hills (757m a.s.l.). 🔍 Rebuilt in 2018, it stands 17m tall with a 15m viewing platform. # History🏗️ Originally a 14.6-meter stone tower built in 1927 during a period of tourism development.☕ Initially featured a refreshment shop on its ground floor.🇩🇪 Named Hindenburgturm from 1934.🚧 Fell into disrepair after WWII, becoming a ruin.✨ Revitalized and rebuilt in 2018 as part of the 'Czech-Polish Ridge Trail – Eastern Part' project.🗓️ Officially opened on October 19, 2018. # Why Go🏞️ Enjoy panoramic views of the Sudetes, including Sowie, Wałbrzyskie, and Suche Mountains.🚶 Explore a revitalized historic landmark.🚶 Accessible via green and red hiking trails from Świerki village.🔥 Fireplace and benches are available for rest. A stamp is available for collectors.😌 Less crowded than other nearby towers.🤝 Witness a successful Czech-Polish cross-border project. # Cost💰 Entry is completely free. # Hours🕒 Open daily, 24 hours a day, year-round. # Getting There🅿️ Parking is available in Świerki village or at Świerki Dolne railway station.🗺️ Situated on Włodzicka hora (757 m a.s.l.), approximately 2 km from the state border. # Managed By🏛️ Investment realized by Gmina Nowa Ruda.📐 Designed by Izabelę Sehn-Wójcik of DECORO.🛠️ Supplied by NOIR Michal Fugowski, Świerki.💰 Project cost: 485,850 PLN (June - October 2018).