Bavorov
Once a formidable medieval fortress, Bavorov Castle now stands as a silent ruin, its history echoing through the remnants of an oval layout. Established in the late 13th century, it witnessed the rise…
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Once a formidable medieval fortress, Bavorov Castle now stands as a silent ruin, its history echoing through the remnants of an oval layout. Established in the late 13th century, it witnessed the rise…
Starý zámek Neznašov is a cultural monument located in the village of Neznašov, part of Všemyslice municipality. Originally built as a Renaissance fortress by Jiří Kořenský z Terešova in the mid-16th …
Třeboňská rybniční soustava is a miracle of Renaissance engineering, which represents an extensive network of ponds and canals. Its peaceful waters and lush surroundings offer a view of the rich histo…
This stunning Gothic church is a must-see attraction in Jindřichův Hradec, boasting intricate architecture and a rich history.
The Church of the Holy Name Jesus in Křišťanov is a classical church built in 1798-1799. He served as a parish church until 2019 when the parish Křišťanov was abolished. Today it is a filial church of…
The Church of Saint Bartholomew stands as a proof of gratitude and resilience and its Romanesque Revival style reflects the rich cultural tapestry of Bohemia of the 19th century. Surrounded by a quiet…
St. Kliment's Church is a picturesque sacral building with Gothic roots and baroque souls that combine history and art. Its interior hides rare objects of art, such as the Gothic monstrans or the 15th…
St. Bartholomew's Church in Kunžák is a Gothic temple with a rich history of reconstructions and fires. Its characteristic tower with a walnut helmet stands as a monument to the many-time past of this…
The Church of Saint Peter and Paul in Kaplice is a remarkable example of architectural endurance, showcasing its Gothic origins and Baroque transformations. Its historical significance is underscored …
Vyšehrad is a charming residential area with villa-style homes offering stunning views of Český Krumlov Castle. Its strategic hilltop location provides panoramic vistas, while the historic Hotel Vyšeh…
Hradiště u Svaté Anny is a prehistoric hill fort located near Týn nad Vltavou, Czech Republic. Positioned strategically on an elevation overlooking the confluence of the Vltava and Lužnice rivers, it …
Střela is a Baroque castle with a rich history, built on the site of an older castle. It is a sign of feudal changes and war conflicts that shaped the Czech landscape. Today, he is witnessing the past…
Kostel svatého Jiljí v Milevsku is a Romanesque-Gothic temple that carries traces of history and architectural changes. It is located in the middle of the cemetery and attracts attention with its Mile…
House U Zelené ratolesti is a classical pearl of Czech-Budějovice history that connects the inn, business and culture. Its court and horse-cross resemble period transport hubs, while here today you wi…
A partially extinct Šumava village with a history dating back to the 14th century. A place that has undergone a radical transformation from the traditional village to the border zone to the current ch…
The chapel of St. John Nepomuk is a picturesque Baroque building near the former Upper Gate in Prachatice. It has its place in the sacral ensemble in the middle of the historical centre, where it serv…
The Church of Saint Bartholomew in Mladošovice stands as a testament to its rich historical layers, blending Gothic origins with Renaissance and Baroque renovations. Its unique façade adorned with sgr…
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