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Monuments – Plzeň Region
Discover historical monuments, castles, chateaux and other places of interest in the Plzeň Region region.
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zámek Čeminy
Chateau Čeminy, located in the village of Čeminy within Plzeň-sever District, is a cultural monument dating back to around 1700. Originally built as a fortress in the mid-16th century by Ivan Podmokel…
Frymburk (Frymburk)
Frymburk is a historical site in the Czech Republic, known for its medieval castle ruins. Originally mentioned in documents from 1318, it played a significant role during the Hussite Wars when it was …
zámek Bukovec
Zámek Bukovec stands as an elegant testament to Baroque transformation in the heart of Bohemian countryside. Its rich history, from a medieval fortress to a parish church, reflects the dynamic cultura…
kostel svatého Jana Nepomuckého (Jižní Předměstí)
The Church of Saint John of Nepomuk stands as an exquisite example of pseudo-Romanesque architecture in Plzeň, reflecting the spiritual and cultural aspirations of its time. Its rich interior decorati…
kaple svatého Erazima
The Chapel of Saint Erasmus in Nezamyslice is a historical monument with roots in the early 17th century. Its transformation into a Neo-Gothic mausoleum reflects the cultural and architectural evoluti…
kaple svatého Antonína Paduánského (Vnitřní Město)
The Chapel of Saint Anthony of Padua is an integral part of the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Plzeň. Constructed shortly after 1676, it features an octagonal floor plan with stucco de…
Loretánská kaple v Boru u Tachova
Loretánská kaple v Boru u Tachova is a Baroque chapel located in the village of Bor. Built in 1668 by Zikmund Bedřich hrabě z Kočova and Isabela Marie, it stands as a cultural monument of the Czech Re…
kamenný most v Rabštejně nad Střelou
The Kamenný most is a historic Gothic bridge that offers a glimpse into the medieval past of Rabštejn nad Střelou. Its enduring structure and picturesque setting make it a cherished landmark, blending…
Kaple Povýšení svatého Kříže (Soběkury)
Kaple Povýšení svatého Kříže is a charming baroque chapel nestled in Soběkury village, featuring an octagonal design with a distinctive dome and cross. Its historical significance is enhanced by its r…
Cháchov
Cháchov is an archaeological site of a medieval village located in the southwestern corner of Rokycany's cadastral area. Established likely in the second half of the 13th century, it was inhabited unt…
Dršťka
Dršťka stands as a silent witness to medieval strife and legends, its ruins perched on rugged terrain amidst the Brdská Highlands. Once a stronghold during turbulent times, it now invites exploration …
Kostel svatého Josefa (Úherce)
The Church of Saint Joseph stands as a testament to early 20th-century Neo-Romanesque architecture, replacing an aged Baroque predecessor with its richly decorated interiors and historical significanc…
Kostel svatého Václava (Úterý)
The Church of Saint Wenceslas stands as a testament to baroque architecture amidst Úterý's historical landscape. Its frescoed interiors and strategic hilltop location offer both spiritual significance…
Císařský dům
Císařský dům stands as a testament to Plzeň's rich Renaissance heritage, with its grand architectural features and historical connections to Emperor Rudolf II. The building's evolution reflects the ci…
Kostel svatého Jiljí (Švihov)
The Church of Saint Giles stands as a testament to centuries of architectural evolution, from its Romanesque origins through Gothic and Baroque transformations. Perched on a hill above the Úhlava Rive…
Litická brána
Litická brána stands as a testament to Plzeň's medieval past, with its remnants offering a glimpse into the town's historical defenses. Though demolished in the early 19th century, it remains an integ…