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Monuments – South Bohemian Region
Discover historical monuments, castles, chateaux and other places of interest in the South Bohemian Region region.
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Trhové Sviny
The castle in the Market Sviny was a medieval castle which was located in today's Kozin Square. Founded as a guard castle on the Vitoraz trail around the mid-13th century, he played an important role …
Křížová cesta Klokoty
The Křížová cesta Klokoty is a historic pilgrimage route featuring fourteen chapels with intricate copper reliefs and an artificially heightened rock formation known as Kalvárie. Established by Benedi…
Pražská brána (České Budějovice)
The Prague Gate has been the dominant of České Budějovice for centuries, until its demolition in 1867. As a Gothic tower gate with renaissance and baroque modifications, it served as a protection of t…
Kaple svatého Josefa (Vyšší Brod)
A Gothic chapel with baroque elements that survived the transformation from a hospital church building into a granary and puppet theatre. Today, it is an important part of the historical core of the H…
Kostel Narození Panny Marie (Chroboly)
Kostel Narození Panny Marie in Chroboly is a testament to the region's rich history, blending Gothic origins with Baroque elegance. Surrounded by a serene cemetery, it stands as a cultural monument, i…
Kostel svatého Martina (Borová Lada)
A classicist church with a rich history, once a prominent landmark in the region.
Kostel svatého Vavřince (Přídolí)
The Church of Saint Lawrence in Přídolí stands as a testament to medieval Gothic architecture with its regothicized features from the 19th century. Nestled in South Bohemia, it offers a glimpse into t…
Kostel svatých Petra a Pavla (Prachatice II)
The Church of Saints Peter and Paul stands as a historical beacon from the Romanesque period, showcasing early ecclesiastical architecture with its preserved stone masonry. Its evolution over centurie…
kostel svatého Prokopa (Křtěnov)
The church of St. Prokop in Křtěnov is a unique remnant of a defunct village that survived the liquidation due to the nuclear power plant Temelín. The Gothic temple from the 14th century hides valuabl…
Městská památková rezervace České Budějovice
Městská památková rezervace České Budějovice offers a glimpse into medieval urban life with its chessboard layout, historic buildings, and cultural landmarks. The area's rich architectural heritage an…
zámek Mostky
The Mostky Castle is a testament to the region's complex past, with its transformation from a tower to a castle reflecting the changing fortunes of the local nobility and the region's architectural ev…
Lovecký zámek Ohrada
Lovecký zámek Ohrada is a baroque gem located near Hluboká nad Vltavou, renowned for its architecture and historical significance. Built between 1708-1713 by Prince Adam František Schwarzenberg, it se…
Zemědělská usedlost č. p. 3 v Krníně
It is a rarely preserved medieval estate with unique architectural elements, which is now again in original beauty after reconstruction. The estate is an example of the rural life of the pre-white mou…
Kaplička na Brantlově dvoře
Kaplička na Brantlově dvoře is a quaint chapel dedicated to Panna Marie Pomocná, embodying early 19th-century architectural charm and historical transitions in ownership. Its recent restoration effort…
Kostel Panny Marie Bolestné (Stachy)
The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows in Stachy is a charming late Baroque chapel with historical significance as a former parish church. Its preserved interior and surrounding cemetery offer a glimpse in…
Kostel svatého Filipa a Jakuba (Velešín)
The church of St. Philip and James in Velešín is a unique monument that combines late Gothic architecture with classical modifications. After being abolished in the 18th century he served as apartment…
Kostel svatých Petra a Pavla (Strýčice)
The Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Uncles is a testament to architectural development from Romanesque to Gothic styles enriched with baroque elements. Its historical frescoes and late Gothic sculp…