Krnov and observation towers in the vicinity

The goal of our next trip was the town of Krnov and its surroundings, where there are three interesting observation towers and the ruins of a medieval castle.
The town of Krnov was founded roughly in the middle of the 13th century at the confluence of the Opava and Opavice rivers and is located on the very Czech-Polish border in the Jeseníky foothills. Important families took part in its development: first the Przemysl family, then the Hohenzollern family, and last but not least...
Share this place with friends

Other places in the vicinity - Krnov and observation towers in the vicinity

Krnov, church of St. Martin and the Swedish Wall

To Krnov and to Cvilín.

Restaurant Strážiště Úvalno

Krnovsk lookout towers

Church of St. Benedikta Krnov Kostelec

Church of St. Benedikta Krnov Kostelec

Bezručuv vrch

Krnov, Bezručuv vrch

Summer at the Old Hlinište

Old clay pit

Linden tree near the church in Cvilín (April 2009)

Linden tree near the church in Cvilín

Krnov-Roman Catholic parish-Photo: Ulrych Mir.

Krnov Roman Catholic Parish

Krnov-fountain with a statue of Cupid by the Swedish Wall-Photo: Ulrych Mir.

Krnov-fountain with a statue of Cupid

Krnov Castle

Krnov - (castle)

Krnov-Marian column in front of the Gothic church of St. Martin with tombstones - Photo: Ulrych Mir.

Krnov-Marian column