Vodárenská věž - Fortenská 334

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The short Fortenská alley got its name for the fourth time from the city gates, the so-called fort. It looked like the Velvar Gate. In 1564, the village had it rebuilt and a water tower built next to it, which has been preserved to this day in the form of a new building from the mid-19th century. It is a austere Empire-style two-storey building with a modest square floor plan, with a flat roof and an attic finished with a battlement motif. Today it is used for occasional accommodation within the BNB (Bed and Breakfast) system. Part of the accommodation for two people is a kitchen, bedroom, bedroom, toilet, bathroom, equipment, refrigerator, internet and more. The short Fortenská Alley was named after the fourth of the city gates. It looked similar to the Velvarská Gate. In 1564 it was rebuilt, and a water tower was built next to it which has been preserved until today in the form of a new building from the middle of the 19th century. It is a slender Empire-style building of a modest square ground plan, with a straight roof and an attic ending with the motif of the battlements. Today it is used for occasional accommodation under the BNB system (Bed and Breakfast). The accommodation for two people contains a kitchen, a room, a bedroom, a toilet, a bathroom, a refrigerator, internet and more.