Hlúčín - wall about history

Reviews

Based 0 assessment.
The city of Hlučín has a rich and eventful history. It was probably founded during the reign of King Přemysl Otakar II, but the first surviving mention dates back to 1303. It was occupied by the Swedes during the Thirty Years' War, belonged to Prussia, there were several fires, but it has many buildings that are cultural monuments. In the courtyard of the castle there is a wall made of red burnt bricks, where some events of the city are recorded.
Share this place with friends

Other places in the vicinity - Hlučín - wall about history

Hlúčín - fire station and hose dryer

Hlúčín - fire station and hose dryer

It's a beauty.

Hlúčín - water tower

Excavations and CO observatory on Hladové vrch in Ostrava - Třebovice.

Excavations and CO observatory on Hladové vrch in Ostrava - Třebovice.

CO observatory on Hladové vrch.

CO observatory on Hladové vrch.

Johann Palisa Observatory and Planetarium

Observatory and Planetarium

Ostrava Seismic Station.

Ostrava Seismic Station.

church of st. Markets

Hlúčín - church of St. Markets

the city walls

Hlúčín - remains of the walls

facade of the tomb

Hlúčín - Wetekamp's tomb

invitation to the exhibition

Hlučín - Crowns of Charles IV.

This is just a part, more will follow

Hlúčín - walls

Hlúčín - castle: Hlúčín - castle

Hlúčín - (castle)