Jihlava Royal Oath Monument

The monument is located in Jihlava under the Prague Bridge. It was commissioned by the city representatives in 1565. The monument commemorates the solemn oath of the new Czech king Ferdinand I, which took place on January 30, 1527. Here, the king promised the Czech estates that he would preserve their freedoms and privileges and that of the entire country. Until recently, the monument stood on the meadow, which was called the royal meadow, unfortunately today it stands in close proximity...
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Other places in the vicinity - Jihlava Royal Oath Memorial

Footbridge at the tennis court

Footbridge at the tennis court,

Memorial on November 17 before the unveiling

Memorial on November 17 – Jihlava

Follow the sculptor JV Prchal to Jihlava

Follow the sculptor JV Prchal to Jihlava

Church of the Holy Spirit from the north side

Church of the Holy Spirit in Jihlava or about a skeleton with a hat

Jihlava catacombs

Jihlav underground and catacombs

Jihlava Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola

Jihlava Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola

King's Stone and Railway Viaduct: The railway viaduct lies between Ji stations

The royal stone

Jihlava - Prague Bridge

Jihlava - Prague Bridge

View of the signpost from Mostecká Street

Jihlava U Jánů

Signpost on a street light pole

Jihlava At the Prague Bridge