BREŽICE WATER TOWER

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WINTER (November–Februar) Tuesday to Saturday: 10.00–16.00 Sundays and holidays: 13.00–17.00 SPRING AND AUTUMN (March–May, September–October) Tuesday to Saturday: 10.00–18.00 Sundays and holidays: 14.00–18.00 SUMMER (June–August) Monday to Saturday: 10.00–20.00 Sundays and holidays: 14.00–20.00        The museum is closed on Mondays,, 1. 1., 1. 5., 1. 11., 24., 25. and 31. 12. The last entry is half an hour before the end of opening hours. On prior arrangements (at least 48 hours before the arrival), organized tours are possible outside opening hours as well.

Individuals: Adults: 6,00 € Students,  secondary school students (with evidence) and pupils: 4,00 € Pensioners: 5,00 € Families: 12,00 € Organized groups over 10 people: Adults: €7.00 Students,  secondary school students (with evidence) and pupils: €5.00 Pensioners: €6.00 Combined ticket for Museum and Water Tower: Individuals: Adults: 14,00 € Students,  secondary school students (with evidence) and pupils:  9,00 € Pensioners: 10,00 Families: 30,00 € Organized groups: Adults: 10,00 € Students,  secondary school students (with evidence) and pupils:  7,00 € Pensioners: 8,00 Admission free: preschool children, invalids, unemployed, members of Slovene Museum Society, ICOM and other organizations of professions connected with museum activities, tourist guides and accompanying persons of groups and invalids as well as journalists (with certificates).

Contact

Web	www.pmb.si
E-mail	vodnik@pmb.si / vodovodnistolp@pmb.si
Phone	+ 386 7 466 05 17
Mobile	+386 31 708 737 / +386 40 671 118

The Water Tower – Brežice’s most prominent landmark

Due to its height, imposing exterior and solid build, the water tower beckons from miles away, admired by locals and visitors alike. It was built in 1914 for the needs of the town’s water supply.

The Water Tower – a monument to water

The Brežice Water Tower is Slovenia’s only water tower that is fully accessible to visitors and a testament to the innovative water supply methods that were in use in flatland areas in the early 20th century. Stories about technical advances, love and the integration of nature and culture are presented on seven floors. The water tower is now accessible to everyone; access to the highest point of the tower – the viewpoint, which has been set up in the former water tank and offers a 360-degree view of Brežice and the surrounding area – is provided by means of the stairs and the elevator.

Tours of the water tower are guided – a prior reservation and a ticket are required. Tickets can be purchased at the Brežice Water Tower Visitor Centre or at the Posavje Museum Brežice front desk.