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Radmila Pinkavová Jirkovská (12 months ago)
Levý Hradec is originally romanesque style church rebuild later in baroque style. From the oldest church in Bohemia, only the foundations were preserved and are accessible for tourists.
Levý Hradec is originally romanesque style church rebuild later in baroque style. From the oldest church in Bohemia, only the foundations were preserved and are accessible for tourists.
Slavomir Trencan (2 years ago)
Beautiful women as a guide of the church. Every hour outside church on sat and sun giving a lot from the history.
Beautiful women as a guide of the church. Every hour outside church on sat and sun giving a lot from the history.
Jaroslav Horák (5 years ago)
Marcel Ramdan is an excellent guide with a true passion for history and architecture. This is a mystical and fascinating place, the birthplace of Christianity in the Bohemian lands. You can also see the old rotunda Church below the one standing today. A nice view of the Vltava River
Marcel Ramdan is an excellent guide with a true passion for history and architecture. This is a mystical and fascinating place, the birthplace of Christianity in the Bohemian lands. You can also see the old rotunda Church below the one standing today. A nice view of the Vltava River
Roman Srp (6 years ago)
Celtic settlement and later Slavic castle of the Přemysl family - later king dynasty. Today cemetery with a Church which was build on on the place of a Roman basilica - grounds are till there. unique spirit and outlook on the river valley.
Celtic settlement and later Slavic castle of the Přemysl family - later king dynasty. Today cemetery with a Church which was build on on the place of a Roman basilica - grounds are till there. unique spirit and outlook on the river valley.
DebrZo (6 years ago)
In terms of historical value it is heavily underestimated as, in fact, it should be considered as what we call now "capital" or "hlavni mesto" of what is Czechia now. It was the seat of Saint Adalbert of Prague, where he was made a second bishop of Prague. There is a lot of history there and you can feel middle ages in the air although the present day building does not represent the roman style.
In terms of historical value it is heavily underestimated as, in fact, it should be considered as what we call now "capital" or "hlavni mesto" of what is Czechia now. It was the seat of Saint Adalbert of Prague, where he was made a second bishop of Prague. There is a lot of history there and you can feel middle ages in the air although the present day building does not represent the roman style.
