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UNESCO World Cultural Heritage: Telč (PhotoSource Wikipedia ) |
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Tip 1: Telč
Telč is a small town in South Moravia near Jihlava. The first
written reference about it dates 1315. In the 2nd half of the
14th century the barons of Hradec built a Gothic castle with
defending features in Telč. Baron Zachariáš of Hradec has
initiated in 1550 the reconstruction and widening of the
castle in a Renaissance palace. Besides chateau a long urban
plaza with well conserved Renaissance houses are here. This
completely intact town´s medieval centre has been inscribed
on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1992.
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UNESCO World Cultural Heritage: Třebíč (PhotoSource: Wikipedia) |
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Tip 2: Třebíč
Třebíč is situated in South Moravia on the Jihlava River 65 km
westward from Brno. St. Procopius´ Basilica was built here
as a part of the Benedictine monastery at the beginning of the
13th century. Old Jewish Quarter of Třebíč is testimony to the
cultural traditions of the Jews in the central Europa. St.
Procopius´Basilica and Jewish Quarter as witnesses of the
coexistence of Jewish and Christian cultures from the Middle Age
till today has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List
in 2003.
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UNESCO World Cultural Heritage: Olomouc (PhotoSource: Wikipedia) |
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Tip 3: Olomouc - Holy Trinity Column
Olomouc is a city with 110,000 inhabitans in Moravia located on
the Moravia River. It was founded in the 10th century, first
written reference is from 1017. First traces of settlement are
40,000 years old. The most known monument in Olomouc is the
Holy Trinity Column on the Upper Square finished in 1754 and
consegrated in presence of the Empress Maria Theresa and her
husband Francis I. This admirable monument has been inscribed
on
the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2000.
Other sights: St. Wenceslas Cathedral with talest tower in the
Czech Republic (100,6 m), Svatý Kopeček Hill, City Hall,
Baroque fountains, St. Michael´s Church, St. Maurice Church.
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UNESCO World Cultural Heritage: Kroměříž (PhotoSource: Wikipedia) |
Tip 4: Kroměříž
Kroměříž - a beautiful historic town, founded in 1260, today with
almost 30,000 inhabitants is located on the Moravia River in the
Zlín region (Moravia). The Baroque Kroměříž Bishop´s Chateau
is the main landmark of the town. The Pleasure Garden and
Chateau at Kroměříž has been inscribed on
the UNESCO World
Heritage List in 1998.
Other sights: Museum of
Kroměříž with permanent exhibition of
Max Schvabinský paintings, Parish Church of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, Church of St. John the Baptist, Church of St. Maurice,
Church of St. Cyril and Methodius, Chapel of the Holy Cross.
Bus connection with Kroměříž - click here.
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UNESCO World Cultural Heritage: Brno - Villa Tugendhat (PhotoSource: Wikipedia) |
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Tip 5: Brno city - Villa Tugendhat
Brno with 380,000 inhabitants is the 2nd largest city in the
Czech Republic. Brno region is settled since the 5th century,
Brno town was founded in 1146 and acknowledged as town in
1243 by Václav I.
St. Peter and Paul's Cathedral and Špilberk
Castle are the main landmarks of the city. Villa Tugendhat as an
example of modern functionalistic architecture
has been
inscribed on
the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2002.
Other sights: Mahen Theatre - first building in the world using
Edison´s electric lamps, St. Michael Church, St. Mary Magdalene
Church, St. Thomas Church, Comenius Church, St. Venceslas
Orthodox Church, St. James Church, Synagogue and Jewish
cemetery, Brno Exhibition Center, Masaryk University.
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UNESCO World Cultural Heritage: Valtice (PhotoSource:www.zamky-hrady.cz) |
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Tip 6: Valtice - Valtice Castle.
Valtice is a town in South Moravia with a known landmark
Valtice Castle built in Baroque style. It was designed as the seat
of the ruling dukes of Lichtenstein in the 18th century. The
Lichtenstein family transformed in the 18th and 19th century
the area round Valtice into some large landscape parks with
beautiful English gardens, Romantic follies, ponds & water
reservoirs, colonnade with Corinthial pillars, Temple of Diana
(Rendezvous), Roman victorious Arc and other Neoclassical
structures and pavilions. As en example of human creativity
inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1996.
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UNESCO World Cultural Heritage: Lednice - Lednice castle (PhotoSource: Wikipedia) |
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Tip 7: Lednice Chateau
Lednice is a village in South Moravia with a known landmark
Lednice Chateau. Originally it was a Gothic fortress, then a
Renaissance villa and later in the 17th century it became a
summer residence of the ruling dukes of Lichtenstein. The
Lichtenstein family rebuilt last the castle in neo-Gothic style
1846 -1858 and transformed in the 18th and 19th century the
area round Lednice into some large landscape parks with
beautiful English gardens, Romantic follies, ponds & water
reservoirs, pavilions, artificial ruins of medieval castle and
minaret. As an example of human creativity inscribed on the
UNESCO World Heritage List in 1996.
Bus and train connection with Lednice - click here.
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Our tip: Falconry Zayferus |
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UNESCO World Cultural Heritage: Ždár nad Sázavou - St. Ján Nepomucký Church (PhotoSource: Wikipedia) |
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Tip 8: Ždár nad Sázavou - St. John of Nepomuk Church
Ždár nad Sázavou is located at the frontier of Bohemia and
Moravia in the picturesque region of Bohemian-Moravian
Highland. Ždár as a small town was first time mentioned in a
charter from 1293. Ždár gained town rights in 1607.
The pilgrimage church of John of Nepomuk on Green Hill
(built 1719 - 1722) was inscribed on the UNESCO World
Heritage List in 1993.
Other sights: Castle Ždár nad Sázavou, Museum of Book, Gallery
of the Kinsky´s Noble family.
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Mikulov - Mikulov Chateau & Pálava Landscape Protected Area |
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Tip 9: Mikulov (Nikolsburg) - Mikulov Chateau
Mikulov - one of the wine centres in Moravia - is a town in South Moravia on the border with Austria. The UNESCO Biosphere
reserve Pálava Landscape Protected Area begins at Mikulov
town. There are many vineyards, grapes and wine cellars
in the surroundings of the town today.
Sights: Chateau complex with wine-making museum, Jewish
Quarter, Dietrichstejn Tomb, Holy Little Hill (Svatý Kopeček).
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UNESCO World Cultural Heritage: Litomyšl (PhotoSource: Wikipedia ) |
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Tip 10: Litomyšl town
Litomyšl is a charm town in East Bohemia near the border with
Moravia (Pardubice Region). It is located on the site of an older
fortifield settlement on the Trstenice path - an important trading
route - linking Bohemia and Moravia in the Middle Age. Litomyšl
is the birthplace of Bedřich Smetana - known Czech composer
(1824 - 1884).
Sights: Renaissance castle from the 16th century
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UNESCO World Heritage, castle park, Smetana´s house,
Smetana square with Renaissance and Baroque houses,
House At the Knights (U Rytířů), Town Hall.
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