The pilgrimage site of Kréby
Kréby is not only a protected landscape area with rare heat-loving vegetation spread over three islands of grassy hillsides near the village of Prasklice.
Kréby has also been a place of pilgrimage since 1715, when Baron František Ferdinand Sak, free lord from Bohuňovice, owner of nearby Morkovice, had a pilgrimage chapel of Our Lady of Protection built here. The chapel was built as a thank you…
Kréby has also been a place of pilgrimage since 1715, when Baron František Ferdinand Sak, free lord from Bohuňovice, owner of nearby Morkovice, had a pilgrimage chapel of Our Lady of Protection built here. The chapel was built as a thank you…
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The pilgrimage site of Kréby
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