Storks' Tower

Built in 1360 as part of the city's defense line, this tower is one of the few preserved remains of the second city wall.

Restored in 1572, it is notable for its massive structure and rare ancient openings, including a cannon slot on the first level.

Damaged during World War I, it was cleared of surrounding buildings during later restoration.

Its name comes from the storks that once made their nest perched atop the roof.

Today, this historic tower is privately owned and not open to the public.