Candle Tower

In 1868, the northeast tower was built near the monastery wall. It was built on the site of an old wooden tower built in 1747. The tower is named candle Tower or library tower because it once housed a library and a candle shop. The tower has four floors. The monastery can be accessed from the outside, where the entrance to the 1st floor is located. There is an entrance to the second floor from the monastery side. The stone two-storey high monastery wall with galleries and loopholes adjoins the tower. The 4th floor of the tower offers a view of the city.