Places to explore in Český Krumlov
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2. zastavení bolesti Panny Marie
2. zastavení bolesti Panny Marie is a chapel landmark in the Český Krumlov area. Identified as the second station of the Virgin Mary’s sorrows, it offers visitors a small religious point of interest within the destination’s landscape.
3. zastavení bolesti Panny Marie
3. zastavení bolesti Panny Marie is a chapel landmark in the Český Krumlov area. Its name identifies it as the third station of the Virgin Mary’s sorrows, making it a modest religious feature for visitors exploring the destination.
5. zastavení bolesti Panny Marie
5. zastavení bolesti Panny Marie is a chapel landmark in the Český Krumlov area. Its name marks it as the fifth station of the Virgin Mary’s sorrows, offering visitors a compact religious feature within the local landscape.
6. zastavení bolesti Panny Marie
6. zastavení bolesti Panny Marie is a chapel landmark in the Český Krumlov area. Identified as the sixth station of the Virgin Mary’s sorrows, it is a small religious point of interest for visitors exploring the destination.
Atelier of Josef Seidel
The Atelier of Josef Seidel is a museum in Český Krumlov. Its identity as an atelier gives visitors a place-focused museum encounter connected with Josef Seidel, while the packet does not establish further details about its collection or history.
Budějovice Gate
Budějovice Gate is a landmark in Český Krumlov dating from 1602. As a named gate from the opening years of the 17th century, it offers visitors a clearly identifiable historic feature within the destination’s built environment.
Architecture and landmarks
Calvary chapel-shrine in Linecká street
The Calvary chapel-shrine in Linecká street is a chapel landmark in Český Krumlov. Its Calvary dedication and street setting make it a small religious feature that visitors can encounter as part of the destination’s built environment.
Castle gardens in Český Krumlov
The Castle gardens in Český Krumlov are a garden attraction within the destination. They provide visitors with a landscaped outdoor counterpart to the town’s built landmarks and a place to experience the garden character of the castle setting.
Český Krumlov Castle
Český Krumlov Castle is a castle in the Czech Republic whose origins are dated to around 1300. It is a major medieval-era landmark for visitors and a substantial historic element of Český Krumlov’s architectural landscape.
Chapel of Saint Anne at Horní street
The Chapel of Saint Anne at Horní street is a chapel landmark in Český Krumlov. Dedicated to Saint Anne and identified by its Horní street setting, it offers visitors a small religious feature within the town’s built landscape.
chapel-shrine of Saint Anne
The chapel-shrine of Saint Anne is a religious landmark east of Český Krumlov, dating from around 1800. Visitors encounter a Saint Anne dedication embodied in a small chapel-shrine from the turn of the 19th century.
Cvičák
Cvičák is a protected area near Český Krumlov, established in 2016. It gives visitors a nature-focused point of interest beyond the destination’s buildings and museums, although the packet does not identify its habitats or landscape features.
Parks and outdoor places
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Calvary chapel-shrine in Linecká street
The Calvary chapel-shrine in Linecká street is a chapel landmark in Český Krumlov. Its Calvary dedication and street setting make it a small religious feature that visitors can encounter as part of the destination’s built environment.
Castle gardens in Český Krumlov
The Castle gardens in Český Krumlov are a garden attraction within the destination. They provide visitors with a landscaped outdoor counterpart to the town’s built landmarks and a place to experience the garden character of the castle setting.
Český Krumlov Castle
Český Krumlov Castle is a castle in the Czech Republic whose origins are dated to around 1300. It is a major medieval-era landmark for visitors and a substantial historic element of Český Krumlov’s architectural landscape.
Chapel of Saint Anne at Horní street
The Chapel of Saint Anne at Horní street is a chapel landmark in Český Krumlov. Dedicated to Saint Anne and identified by its Horní street setting, it offers visitors a small religious feature within the town’s built landscape.
chapel-shrine of Saint Anne
The chapel-shrine of Saint Anne is a religious landmark east of Český Krumlov, dating from around 1800. Visitors encounter a Saint Anne dedication embodied in a small chapel-shrine from the turn of the 19th century.
city park in Český Krumlov
The city park in Český Krumlov is an urban green space within the destination. It offers visitors a park setting distinct from the town’s museums and architectural landmarks, adding an outdoor stop to an exploration of Český Krumlov.
Cvičák
Cvičák is a protected area near Český Krumlov, established in 2016. It gives visitors a nature-focused point of interest beyond the destination’s buildings and museums, although the packet does not identify its habitats or landscape features.
Egon Schiele Art Centrum
The Egon Schiele Art Centrum is an art museum in Český Krumlov founded in 1992. It provides visitors with a dedicated visual-arts destination associated by name with Egon Schiele, adding a modern cultural institution to the historic town.
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