The Nitra region belongs to the most visited localities of the Trenčín Region for a long time. Famous tourist attractions such as the Bojnice Castle, the zoo, the spa, the Mystery Museum, the Falcon Hall, and the Tchaikovsky Bath were recently complemented by a unique building. A 30-meter-high sightseeing tower was added to the tourist attractions, making visitors see Bojnice on the palm of their hand.

The phenomenon of the construction of towering towers, built from a steel-wooden structure, did not come from the town of Bojnice. The modern dominance, which has recently grown in the forest environment, enjoys a great interest for tourists. The investor of the building, Spa Bojnice, was inspired by a similar tower in the neighboring Czech Republic. It was originally meant to measure 60 meters, but for the comments of the Regional Office of Trenčín the height was limited to half. The present height is a non-dull building on the attractiveness, or the visual experience from the point of view of Bojnice and its surroundings. The Bojnice chateau from bird's-eye viewers will see the top of the building, following a slight six-percent rise through a wooden walkway. The footpath is hidden in the tree crowns and is also suitable for moms with strollers with a width of three meters. The access is even permitted by the four-pet family pets. Visitors to the attraction are especially children who can swim at fun adrenaline elements and shorter path downhill.

The access road to the tower is comfortable and unpretentious, and visitors can reach it for approximately 15 minutes from Bojnice caravan. Those who want to extend the climb can use the route from the Calvary and the yellow tourist sign to a new perspective. The Bojnice Spa in the future plans to build a car park or even a cable car directly to the attraction . "I assume that we should have a chair lift from the pool area of ​​Čajka in this space next year. Once we have agreed with the zoo manager, we would open the upper entrance to the zoo to redirect the flow of tourists, " said Spa Director Slavomír Eliaš. Admission to the attraction is 8 euros for adults, for children from 3 to 15 years 4 euros, for children up to 3 years free entrance and for one ride a toboggan a visitor pays 1 euro. The opening hours of the Sky Tower in the clouds are from 8.00 to 21.00.