The entrance was preserved authentic, in the form of a stone saddle portal, which was later partially walled.  About a metre behind the portal towards the inside, there is a clinch in the wall on the left side, the only sign of there being a door or lattice, as it is recorded in historical sources. The portal, in addition to being used as an entrance to the tower, also had a lighting function. There is no other lighting opening. Two small lighting openings, in the form of slit windows with simple stone lining, are located on the second and third floor. You can here also admire the historical structures of the beginning of the 16th century.