The ruins of the Výrov Castle (also referred to as the Old Castle) and Juránk's Lookout
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We are leaving Nové Město nad Metují, but I can't forgive myself for still walking to the ruins of the Výrov castle to the south of the city center, where there is a lookout point. We don't have much time, but it's only about 200 meters up a steep hill, I can still do it. According to the masonry technique, it is concluded that the castle was built in the 14th century. Due to its size, it was more of a defensive castle than a residential one. The first documented owner of the castle is…
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The ruins of the Výrov Castle (also referred to as the Old Castle) and Juránk's Lookout
Other places in the vicinity - Výrov Castle Ruins (also listed as Old Castle) and Juránk's Viewpoint
- Grandma
- Bačetin
- Běloves
- Beasts
- Blažkov
- Bohdašin
- Bohuslavice
- Borova
- A brat
- Smart
- Black girl
- Česká Cermná
- Long
- Long - Rzy
- Dobrošov
- Dobruška
- Dobřany
- Dolsko
- Homemade
- Doubravice
- Camps
- Camps
- Chlistov
- Genoa
- Jestrebi
- Cellars
- Oysters
- Arches
- Kounov
- Krahulčí
- Fraud house
- Krcin
- Shrubs
- Lhota
- Term Not necessary
- Lhotki
- Libchyn
- It sticks
- Mělčany
- A town
- Undergrowth
- Burned up
- Nachod
- They don't drive
- Nove Mesto nad Metují
- Nový Hrádek
- Ohnišov
- Opočno
- Subshore
- It's overcast
- Mountains
- Operation
- Provodov-Shonov
- Traffic
- Pribyslav
- Toads
- Hornets
- Delight
- Solutions
- Rusty
- Seed box
- Sendrag
- Slavětín nad Metují
- Slavoňov
- Snowy
- Crematorium
- Spy
- Asked
- Staré Mesto nad Metují
- Starkoč
- Sudin
- Šereč
- Šonov near Nové Město nad Metují
- Tis
- Wenceslas
- Val
- Bathtub
- Velká Jesenice
- Jamboree
- The heights
- Vršovka
- Vysokov
- It bleeds