Moravsky Krumlov

Archaeological evidence indicates the existence of a settlement on the site of the city even during the Paleolithic . The medieval settlement is associated with the construction of the Przemysl castle Rokiten in the region of Rokitna . The existence of this settlement is confirmed by archaeological data from the XIII century .

The first written mention of the existence of the estate and the castle dates back to 1289 , however, most likely, the city was founded by King Przemysl Otakar II (1253-1278). The local name Krumlov is mentioned in Latin in a letter to King Rudolph of Habsburg from 1277. The city received the name Moravian-Krumlov in the middle of the 17th century to differ from Krumlov in the Czech Republic .

The Gothic castle of the late 13th century , later rebuilt in the Renaissance style , was reconstructed in the 18th and 19th centuries.

• Moravsky Krumlov castle and park. Until 2011, the museum of paintings by the Czech artist Alfons Mucha , known as the " Slavic Epic ", which is now located in Prague. There is a memorial hall of the medieval physician Theoprast Paracelsus , who was here.
• The 13th century princely house, which houses a museum and art gallery.
• Church of All Saints and Church of St. Bartholomew with the former monastery, now the seat of the municipality.
• Baroque Chapel Floriana, the patron saint of the city, built at the end of the 17th century on a hill above the city.

• Moravsky Krumlov
• Polanka
• Rakšice
• Rokitna

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  Moravsky Krumlov Castle

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  Church of St. Bartholomew

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  Chapel of St. Floriana

• Moravian-Krumlov website (Czech)