Svojanov Castle, enveloped in a tapestry of superlatives, drew me in with tales of its historical grandeur. The journey to reach this castle unfolded through picturesque landscapes, painting a scenic route that heightened my anticipation. However, upon reaching the castle, my expectations encountered a modest reality that left me with a nuanced sentiment.
Indeed, the magic of certain places lies in the uncanny ability to feel both completely new and comfortably familiar at the same time. Trebon, with its charming lanes, tranquil waters, and captivating architecture, bestowed upon me a sense of arriving at a place for the first time and, paradoxically, feeling as if I had lived there for years.
The allure of one's native town lies in the threads of memories woven into its streets and landmarks. For me, Klatovy's Black Tower holds a special place, a timeless structure that echoes with the laughter and adventures of my childhood. A stroll around this historic tower is more than a simple walk; it's a journey back in time, tracing the footprints of a younger version of myself.
Recently I went out for a trip and decided to visit Radun chateau. To be honest I have never heard of it, however, having seen few pictures I drove 160 km to visit it and took few pictures. Unfortunately I was not lucky that day as I forgot spare battery for camera in the power at home. Thus few following pictures were taken with dying battery and no visit of interior was made.
On my second visit to Marianske Lazne this year, I opted for a different experience, immersing myself in the autumnal charm of this renowned spa town. Choosing accommodation in a new part of the city, I found myself residing in the quintessential spa center of Marianske Lazne. My lodgings were in close proximity to the famed colonnade with Ferdinand's Spring and Rudolf's Spring, a hidden gem I had not encountered in my previous visits.
Nestled in Slavkov u Brna, the Baroque palace holds a rich tapestry of history that traces its roots back to the 13th century when it served as a command center for the Teutonic Knights. Over the centuries, its architectural evolution is evident, with the culmination being a Renaissance chateau constructed at the end of the 16th century. This chateau boasted a four-winged floor plan adorned with arcades, complemented by a prismatic tower, all built upon the foundations of its storied past (Source: Wikipedia).
A fleeting visit to Prague unfolded after the sun had set, casting its famous landmarks in a different light. While initially disappointed by the late arrival, I soon discovered the unique charm of Prague after dark. Determined to capture the essence of the city, I set up my tripod and framed shots of iconic landmarks, including the majestic Powder Tower.
Is a large area located on the eastern outskirts of Brno, near the district Brno - Líšeň. It is a part of the Říčky valley, which stretches from the cottage settlements Lhotka up to the village Podolí.
Nestled in the charming town of Svihov, near Klatovy, the Water Castle Svihov stands as a unique and iconic architectural wonder. This stone castle, often dubbed as 'floating,' owes its reputation to its captivating setting, seemingly suspended on the water's surface.
Nestled in the picturesque Znojmo District of the South Moravian Region in the Czech Republic, Moravský Krumlov beckons travellers with its rich history and cultural significance. My first encounter with this charming town was motivated by the renowned artist Alfons Mucha and his masterpiece, the Slavonic Epic - Boundless Humanity, which once found its home here before being relocated to Prague.