Boží muka z roku 1705 Wayside shrine
Baroque torture from 1705, located in the village Havraníky.
Then and now
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Historical milestones
- 1705
- It was created in 1705
Historical events
In 1705, God's torment was built.
Points of interest
The artistically valuable baroque torture of God
Since 1987, secondary located on the grass area of the village behind the priesthood of St. Linhart's church
Guide
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Welcome! You are standing before God's torture from 1705, located in the village Havraníky, district Znojmo, Jihomoravský kraj. Look up and see what you see in front of you. This baroque work is artistic and has been standing here for over three centuries.
Let's move on to its historical context. It was created in 1705 when this area was part of the Habsburg monarchy. The architects who created this work are unknown to us. The historical personalities associated with it also remain a secret.
Notice the details of architecture. God's torment is built on a high pedestal and its peak is decorated with crown ornament. Take a closer look and see how well decorated the walls and roof are.
Now pay attention to the fact that God's torment was originally placed in front of St. Linhart's Church. Since 1987, it has been placed secondary to the grassy area of the village behind the priesthood of this church.
What's interesting about this place? An artistically valuable baroque work that has been standing here for so long, while still having the ability to attract the attention of visitors. What happened to the architects who created this work? What was their inspiration source?
Notice the atmosphere that exists here. Look at the facade of God's torment and see how pleasantly it is decorated. Stay here for a while and look around.
Let me invite you to explore this place again. Take your pace and look at the details that will attract your attention. When you're done, you can leave knowing that you have visited a historical monument that has been here for over three centuries.
Tips for visitors
The best time to visit is from spring to autumn, when the weather is mild and can be photographed smoothly. In winter, some parts of the monument may be closed or difficult to access.
Frequently asked questions
Je Boží muka z roku 1705 přístupná veřejnosti?
Ano, Boží muka je přístupná veřejnosti. Otevírací doba je od 9:00 do 17:00 hodin.
Jak se na místo dostanu autem/MHD?
Parkování je dostupné před památkou. Pokud přijedete autobusem, zastavujte na blízké zastávce a pěšky se dostanete k Boží mukě.
Kolik stojí vstupné a platí se na místě?
Platba se provádí na místě.
Je prohlídka vhodná pro děti a seniory?
Ano, prohlídka je vhodná pro všechny věkové skupiny. Památka má plochý terén, takže je přístupná i osobám s pohybovými problémy.
Jak dlouho trvá prohlídka?
Prohlídka trvá přibližně 30 minut.
Jaká je otevírací doba a je nutná rezervace?
Otevírací doba je od 9:00 do 17:00 hodin. Rezervace není nutná, ale doporučujeme si ji udělat předem pro skupiny nad 10 osob.
Co zajímavého je v bezprostředním okolí?
V bezprostředním okolí se nachází kostel svatého Mikuláše ve městě Havraníky a zámek v obci Černovír. Všechno je dostupné pěšky nebo autobusem.
For kids
Představ si, že se vrátíš zpět o 321 let, do doby, kdy lidé ještě neznali automobile nebo počítače. Místo toho používali koně a kočáry, aby se dopravovali z jednoho místa na druhé.
Hned vedle obce Havraníky, kde dnes stojí Boží muka z roku 1705, žili lidé v malých vesnicích a obcích. Byli to zemědělci, pastevci a řemeslníci, kteří si žili z půdy a svých dovedností. Ti, kteří chtěli zbohatnout, šli do města, kde se prodávaly různé zboží a služby.
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Themed route
Thematic cruise route Havraníky
1. Boží muka z roku 1705 (God's Muka) Type: Monuments Why is it worth a visit: This divine torture is an important monument in the village Havraníky and represents a proof of baroque construction. Visit her to see her amazing architectural design. 2. St. Nicholas Church (St. Nicholas Church ) Type: Church Why is it worth a visit: St. Nicholas Church is a dominant village Havraníky and its history dates back to the 13th century. Visit it to see its beautiful architectural details. 3. Ravonic pond (Ravonic pond ) Type: Pond Why is it worth a visit: Ravonic pond is a quiet place where you can relax and admire the surrounding countryside. Visit it to see its beautiful surroundings.
The route is approximately 2 km long and leads through the centre of the village Havraníky. Visit it to see the historical monuments and natural formations of this area.
Seasonal recommendations
Spring
Specific: This time of year the atmosphere is full of life and optimism, nature is awakening from hibernation and ornamental trees are beginning to bloom. The lighting is solar, so we recommend to visitors early morning or late afternoon to avoid the highest temperatures.
Practical Advice: Return to the Torture of God in spring because there are smaller crowds and you can see the memory without fear of interference. Fill your comfortable shoes and clothes according to the weather. The best time to visit is in the morning or late afternoon when the sun is lower and the temperature is milder.
Summer
Specific: Summer season brings warmer weather, so we recommend early morning or late afternoon visitors to avoid the highest temperatures. The atmosphere is relaxed and nature is in full bloom.
Practical advice: In summer it is best to visit God's torment earlier hours because they are the largest crowds and the temperature can be high. Make your clothes more relaxed and don't forget the sun blade. The best time to visit is in the morning or late afternoon when the sun is lower and the temperature is milder.
Autumn
Specific: In autumn the atmosphere is full of respect and tranquility, nature boasts colorful leaves. Lighting is a sun with mild shadows, which creates a quiet environment for visitors.
Practical advice: In autumn the crowds are smaller, so you can see the memory without fear of interference. Fill your comfortable shoes and clothes according to the weather. The best time to visit is in the morning or late afternoon when the sun is lower and the temperature is milder.
Winter
Specific: Winter season brings cold weather and full darkness, so we recommend early morning or late afternoon visitors to avoid the highest temperatures. The atmosphere is calm and nature is calm.
Practical Advice: In winter it is best to visit God's torment of earlier hours because there are smaller crowds and the temperature may be low. Fill up your warm clothes and don't forget the blade against snow. The best time to visit is in the morning or late afternoon when the sun is lower and the temperature is milder.
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Fotografie: Ph-435 / CC BY-SA 3.0 — Wikimedia Commons. Autor a licence se zobrazí i po najetí na snímek.
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