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Excursions around the Czech Republic |
«Excursion to the medieval city Kutna Hora» |
| There are cities that retain their glory throughout the ages: such is the medieval town of Kutna Hora, due east of Prague. As legend has it, one day in the 13th century a monk from Sedlec monastery was out collecting firewood in the forest, when he stumbled upon some silver nuggets |
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«Excursion to the castle Cesky Sternberg» |
| Since the hoary days of the 13th century, the ancient Sternberg aristocracy has held title to this massive Gothic castle overlooking the Sazava River. Down through the ages family ancestors have included brave knights, the royally titled... |
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«Excursion to Cesky Krumlov» |
| In South Bohemia, at a serpentine bend in the Vltava River, lies the quaint town of Cesky Krumlov. Its original medieval owners, the powerful Rozmberk called it the "City of the Red Rose" after their family crest |
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«Excursion - Karlovy Vary, Krušovice Brewery, castle Loket» |
| On the way to Karlový Vary and Loket, we will stop off at the city famed for its world-class Krušovice beer, brewed here since 1581. Be forewarned: in 1583, when the Emperor Rudolph II stopped in Krušovice to taste the unique flavor of the brew, he ended up buying the brewery for the Royal Crown |
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«Excursion to the hunting castle Krivoklat» |
| Krivoklat, the oldest hunting castle of Czech kings, dates from the 11th century Premyslid dynasty. It is easily one of the most intriguing Gothic castles in Central Europe, situated west of Prague on the rocky crags of the Beroun River |
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«Excursion to the royal castle Karlštejn» |
| In 1355, the Czech king, Charles IV, was enthroned as Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. His coronation was a seminal event in the history of the Czech Lands, and forever changed the destiny of Prague |
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«Excursion to the Castle of Archduke Ferdinand d'Este - Konopište» |
| One of the most sensational and history-laden Gothic castles in the Czech Republic, Konopište was the residence of Archduke Franz Ferdinand d’Este, whose assassination at Sarajevo in 1914 touched off the First World War |
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«The Wine cellars of Melnik» |
| Situated north of Prague on the Labe River, the small town of Melnik has a history going back over a thousand years, and holds a unique place in Czech history. Originally the site was a possession of Bohemia’s earliest queen, Ludmila, and for many centuries afterwards... |
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«The Terezin Fortress» |
| Fortress Terezin was built in the 18th century to serve as the northern fortifications of the Habsburg Empire. It lives on in Czech memory, not for the glorious battles fought there, but as a terrible reminder of the Nazi Occupation |
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«Koneprusy Caves» |
| A fascinating journey awaits you. This outing focuses on the ancient geological history of the Czech Lands – the 400 million year-old Koneprusy Cave System. We are off on an exciting adventure to the center of the earth! |
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Excursion to the castle Loket |
| The town of Loket sprang up around its unassailable fortress, founded during the Middle Ages on the very borders of the Czech lands by the Premyslids, the first Czech dynasty. Its hoary past speaks of glory and ruin - the vagaries of history. |
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