Top platform
Pannonian views.
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The Vinarium Tower is a modern lookout tower 53.5 m high standing among the vineyard hills above the town of Lendava in the far east of Slovenia, at 302 m above sea level and about 1.5 km in a straight line north-east of the town. From the top it offers views into four countries: Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia and Austria. The tower opened in September 2015, designed by the architects Oskar Virag and Iztok Rajšter. When it opened it was the tallest lookout tower in Slovenia, until the Kristal tower in Rogaška Slatina opened in 2024. It quickly became the most visited attraction in the Prekmurje region, with about 100,000 visitors a year. From the open top platform the wide Pannonian plain stretches to the horizon, with vineyards, scattered villages and the Mura river, and distant peaks appear on clear days. Walking paths wind around the tower between vineyards and wine cellars. Going up the tower is paid, and there is a lift as well as stairs. Clear days in spring and autumn are best for long views, and the autumn grape harvest brings warm colours to the hills.
Pannonian views.
And wine cellars.
Beside the stairs.
Lendava Hills, Lendava, Slovenia
Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia and Austria.
Yes.