The High Tower and the Mouth of the Pskova

A tower on the right bank of the Pskova by the Lower Grilles, where the river entered the city and the gap between the towers was closed off by portcullis grilles. The High Tower was raised in 1500, later destroyed, and rebuilt in the 1960s. From the bank beside it you can see the Flat Tower opposite and the walls of the Krom reflected in the water.

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