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Monuments – Classicism
Monuments in the Classicism architectural style – castles, chateaux, churches and other buildings.
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palác Chlumeckých
A historic palace building in the heart of Brno, with a rich history dating back to the mid-19th century.
Budova projekce
Budova projekce in the village Příbram VI-Březové Hory is a one-storey classical building from the end of the 18th or early 19th century, protected as a cultural monument.
Lichtenštejnský palác na Malostranském náměstí
This stunning palace is a must-see destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, or art. Its unique blend of Gothic-Renaissance and Baroque styles makes it a true gem of Prague's cultura…
Brněnská 31
Cultural monument of the Czech Republic in the village Jihlava. A one-story, classicist house that preserved its historic 19th-century appearance.
evangelický kostel Horního sboru
A historic church with a rich architectural history, featuring a unique blend of classical and Neo-Renaissance styles.
Kostel Nejsvětější Trojice (Mysločovice)
Nestled among protected linden trees, the Church of Nejsvětější Trojice offers a serene blend of classicist architecture and historical charm. Its elegant structure invites visitors to explore its ric…
Dobrovského 178
Dobrovského 178 is a classic corner house in the Jindřichův Hradec district, which was rebuilt after a fire in 1801. Located on a blind street leading from the southwest corner of the square and is pr…
Kostel svatého Martina (Borová Lada)
A classicist church with a rich history, once a prominent landmark in the region.
Brána fary
Klassická gate from the beginning of the 19th century, which is the only monument protected part of the former parish complex in Hořovice.
Brána usedlosti čp. 13
Symmetrically composed brick gate with decorative elements in the plaster, located in the village Hlavenec and is a protected cultural monument.
Kostel svatého Marka (Fryštát)
The Church of Saint Mark stands as a testament to Fryštát's rich history, embodying centuries of architectural evolution from its Protestant origins to its current neoclassical grandeur.