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Avala Tower

Avala Tower

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Best time to visit

Sunset and clear mornings offer the best light, giving warm tones over the city and long views. Weekdays before late afternoon have fewer visitors, so elevator queues are shorter.

Budget tips

Small paid admission (usually under €5), with reduced rates for children and students; check the official site for current prices. Buy tickets online or visit on a weekday to avoid queues and save time.

Recommended for

Photography enthusiasts, Couples, Families with older children, Architecture and history buffs

Plan your visit

45-60 min

About

Schnelle Fakten: Step onto the glass-fronted observation deck and your ears catch distant traffic and the rustle of trees, while sweeping, almost cinematic panoramas unfold in every direction. Rising over 200 meters, the slender concrete shaft is topped by a gleaming antenna, and the structure's dramatic rebuild after wartime loss is a point of local pride.

Highlights: Rising 204.5 meters above a pine-cloaked hill, the tower first opened in 1965 and after being destroyed in the 1999 bombing was faithfully rebuilt and reopened in 2010. A quick elevator ride brings a sudden hush and a gust of resin-scented air to the observation level, where the 360-degree view makes the city below look as if someone has shrunk it to a model on a table.

Insider tips

  • Wear a windproof layer, the observation deck is exposed and can be much colder than the base.
  • Arrive 30 minutes before sunset for the best photos and to avoid the busiest time on the deck.
  • Expect a short elevator queue at peak times, consider buying a timed ticket if available.
  • Skip the lower-level exhibits if short on time, head straight to the top for panoramic views first.

Practical info

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