Černovice Jewish Cemetery

The Jewish cemetery in Černovice was founded perhaps as early as 1600 and was subsequently expanded in 1680 and 1785. The cemetery contains a number of Baroque and Classicist tombstones. On an area of ​​1099 m², about 300 tombstones have been preserved to this day. The cemetery was repaired and in autumn 2001 a memorial to the victims of the Holocaust was unveiled here in an unusual form, according to the design of the sculptor Michael Deimle. It is made up of 53…
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Other places in the vicinity - Jewish cemetery Černovice

Černovice-castle-west, entrance facade from the south-Photo: Ulrych Mir.

Černovice-castle

0. Winter Highlands

Wednesday wandering through the frosty Highlands

0. Lookout tower on Svidník hill near Černovice - 739 meters above sea level Unfortunately, it has already been overgrown by trees.

Hike around Černovice near Tábor

Monument near Křeč

Monument near Křeč

fortress Sudkův Důl from the east

Sudkův Důl

0. View of part of the valley.

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Cramp (village)

Cramp (village)

0. The ruins of the castle Údolský hradek.

Spring hike through the Josaphat Valley