Sauna Tower

**★★★★★ Jan Rosenberg — 10 months ago

Sauna Tower, built in 1371–1372, later became part of St. Michael’s Convent's defensive wall in 1422. Named after a ladies' sauna in its 13th-century circular wall, it was dismantled for city defense plans and reconstructed in 1898.

**★★★★★ david howells — 3 years ago

Beautiful tower and wall complex. About as beautiful as I’ve seen anywhere in Europe.

**★★★★★ Kimio Kanasugi — 8 years ago

Entrance charge was 3euro. Climb the spiral staircase, and then reached a room. From here we can walk the long way to another watch tower. We can climb up one more hire watch tower. The view is very nice. Here is old style toilet which is just hole in to air. Don’t falling from toilet.