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Silesian Ostrava Castle
Nestled in the heart of an industrial city, Silesian Ostrava Castle stands as a captivating medieval monument. Even in a place like Ostrava, known for its robust industrial roots, you can stumble upon valuable historical gems that transport you back
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3 Maja Street
Nestled in the heart of Rzeszów, 3 Maja Street, once known as Paniaga, is a charming slice of history. It's one of the city's oldest and most picturesque streets, perfect for leisurely strolls and catching up with friends or family. This iconic route
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Katowice St. Mary's Church
Katowice's oldest standing Catholic parish church is a testament to both history and architecture. Unlike the typical red brick structures, this church was crafted from Silesian dolomite between 1862 and 1870, showcasing the genius of the renowned Br
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Olomouc castle
You absolutely must visit the Olomouc Castle, perched majestically on Wenceslas Hill. It's a place where history whispers in the wind, telling tales of the past. Back in 1306, the last of the Přemyslid dynasty, Czech King Wenceslas III, met his tragi
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Holy Trinity Column
The Holy Trinity Column in Olomouc stands as the grandest collection of Baroque statues within a single monument in all of Central Europe. Towering at 35 meters, this column isn't just a feast for the eyes; its base is home to a quaint chapel. The ar
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Dub nad Moravou
Nestled in the heart of the Haná region, Dub nad Moravou is home to the stunning pilgrimage temple dedicated to the Purge of the Virgin Mary. This historic gem stands as a proud symbol of the area, with its origins tracing back to 1141. At that time,
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Archbishops cellars in Kromeriz
Kroměříž is a delightful town that holds a treasure trove of history and charm. One must-see spot is the Archbishop's Chateau. This enchanting place is renowned for its stunning interiors, which include a picture gallery showcasing remarkable works b
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Villa Tugendhat
Villa Tugendhat stands as a testament to modern architecture, witnessing both the rise of innovative design and the poignant stories of its inhabitants. Crafted by the renowned German architect Mies van der Rohe, this villa is celebrated as one of th
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Old Town Hall in Brno
The Brno Dragon and Brno Wheel are iconic symbols of this charming city, each wrapped in fascinating legends. To catch a glimpse of these intriguing artifacts, head over to the former Town Hall in Brno, located near the bustling Zelný trh. This spot
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Brno underground
The Moravian capital, Brno, still holds a treasure trove of secrets waiting to be uncovered. One of its latest revelations is the newly renovated underground beneath Zelný trh. Just recently, a tour route opened to the public, allowing visitors to ex
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Moravian Museum
The Moravian Museum, founded way back in 1817 by an imperial decree from František I, is truly a treasure trove of history. With over six million items in its collection, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. If you’re curious about prehisto
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Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul
Picture yourself wandering through the charming streets of Brno, where history whispers from every corner. Nestled on Petrov Hill, you'll find a true gem: the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul. Originally a quaint Romanesque Basilica, it was later tran
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Spilberk Castle
Imagine a place steeped in chilling legends, where history whispers through ancient stones and panoramic views of the city stretch as far as the eye can see. Welcome to Špilberk Castle. This iconic landmark is one of the two most significant features
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Veveri Castle
The castle, once the domain of various noblemen, is steeped in myths and legends that give it an air of mystery. Nowadays, it hosts a range of cultural and social events, making it a lively spot for both locals and tourists. Nestled at the foot of th
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Mikulov Historic Market Square
Back in 1584, a massive fire swept through the original wooden houses, paving the way for Mikulov Square as we see it today. This charming square serves as the gateway to Mikulov Castle and is lined with houses that boast a Renaissance core and delig
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Mikulov Castle
Nestled in the heart of South Moravia, the stunning Mikulov Castle stands as a beacon of history and beauty. Its grand silhouette is easily spotted from a distance, drawing you in with promises of tales from the past. Over the years, this majestic fo
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Centennial Hall
Centennial Hall stands as a remarkable testament to 20th-century architecture. This iconic structure was crafted with the people of Wrocław in mind, as well as the many visitors who flock to the bustling capital of Lower Silesia. Its design is a harm
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Wroclaw Japanese Garden
Nestled in the heart of Wrocław, the Japanese Garden is a beloved spot for leisurely strolls. This serene oasis is home to hundreds of original plants, trees, bushes, and flowers, creating a lush landscape that feels like stepping into a different wo
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Wroclaw Puppet Theatre
The Wrocław Puppet Theatre is a charming destination that brings beloved children's literature to life, offering adaptations of classics like Astrid Lindgren's "Och, Emil" and Piotr Jerszow's "Konik Garbusek." You can also expect timeless tales such
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Wroclaw Royal Palace
Since 2009, the Royal Palace in Wrocław has been the heart of the City Museum, showcasing an intriguing exhibition titled “1000 Years of Wrocław.” Originally known as Spaetgen’s Palace, named after one of its earliest owners, this historical gem has
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Ostrow Tumski
Nestled by the banks of the Oder River, the historic heart of the city offers a feast for the eyes with its stunning architecture. Among the most remarkable structures are the Gothic St. John the Baptist Cathedral, which rose from the ashes after Wor
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Wroclaw Old Town Hall
Old Town Hall is a standout masterpiece of Gothic architecture in Europe. With its two stories and three distinct sections, it features a rectangular council building connected to the northern wall and a striking square tower. Nestled in the heart of
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Hradek u Nechanic Castle
Nestled near the quaint village of Hrádek, the Hrádek u Nechanic Castle stands proudly on the scenic Lubenský hill. This architectural marvel was constructed between 1839 and 1857, serving as a lavish summer retreat for the distinguished Harrach fami
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Louka Monastery
Picture yourself savoring a delightful wine tasting experience within the atmospheric coolness of the monastery cellars in Louka. This spot is not just any cellar; it's where Znovín Znojmo, the largest wine producer in the Czech Republic, calls home.
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Grassalkovich Palace
Picture this: a glorious rococo summer palace, standing since 1760, nestled in the heart of Bratislava. Originally crafted for Count Anton Grassalkovich, the chairman of the Hungarian Royal Chamber and a trusted advisor to Empress Maria Theresa, this
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The Blue Church
Nestled in the heart of Bratislava, the Church of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, affectionately known as the Blue Church, is a dazzling gem that radiates charm. This architectural marvel stands as a testament to the captivating art nouveau style, often re
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Michael's Gate
The bulbous yet elegant copper roof of Michael’s Gate stands out as one of Bratislava's iconic symbols. Originally a Gothic tower from the mid-14th century, its roof was transformed between 1753 and 1758 to showcase the Baroque style that captivates
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Primatial Palace
The Primate’s Palace stands out as a stunning example of classicist architecture in Slovakia. Inside, you'll find a picture gallery showcasing portraits of Hungarian rulers, each with its own story to tell. A standout feature of this gallery is a fas
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Bratislava Old Town Hall
The Old Town Hall, a cornerstone of history in Bratislava, traces its roots back to the 13th century when the original Romanesque house of Mayor Jakub became the city's property. Over the years, it expanded to include Unger’s House and Pawer’s House.
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St. Martin's Cathedral
St. Martin's Cathedral stands as a magnificent testament to Gothic architecture, dating back to the 15th century. This stunning three-nave church once served as the coronation site for Hungarian kings, a role that resonates through its historic walls
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Bratislava Castle
Once the majestic seat of rulers, Bratislava Castle now stands proudly as a symbol of the city and hosts the Museum of History. Climb up to its 47-meter-high crown tower for a spectacular view of the city and even get a glimpse of neighboring countri
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UFO
Perched atop the SNP Bridge pylon, there's a unique spot that combines an observation tower, a bar, and a restaurant, offering more than just your average dining experience. Known as the UFO Restaurant, it seems to float above the city, providing an
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Devin Castle
The earliest signs of Slavic settlement can be traced back to the 8th century. Fast forward to the 9th century, and it is thought that a fortress from the era of the Great Moravian Empire once stood in this area. This historical site is closely assoc
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Rostejn Castle
Rostejn Castle, an architectural gem, was initially constructed in the early 14th century. It underwent significant transformation in the 1570s when Zacharias of Hradec undertook an extensive renovation. He also commissioned the creation of two deer