VIEWING TOWER WITH A BELFRY

The viewing tower is located in a renovated village called Boden in Chebsk. Boden was a small borderland village near German borders. In the second half of the 20th century, the village disappeared during the totality period in Czechoslovakia. That was caused by a new border zone established around the country. The border zone was only occupied by the army which guarded the borders. Sadly Boden was not alone, many other villages around the whole country had the same fate. Probably the most interesting thing about the viewing tower with belfry is that it doesn't have just basic purposes like a tourist attraction or a normal bell tower. The bell is a symbol of history. Czech villages were rarely missing a bell tower.