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Beroun

The symbol of the royal town of Beroun, which lies west of Prague at the confluence of the rivers and Berounka Litavka are two towers. Originally almost identical structures, breaking a belt still preserved city walls gradually differentiate.

Gothic style more preserved Prague Gate. This is where the city in 1421, invaded by Jan Zizka. The second gate, Pilsen, was after a fire in 1735 and repaired Baroque clock from the 16th Century replaced the two dials. The gallery is a nice view of the city, where he will take the neo-baroque town hall, originally the church cemetery.

Annunciation of the Virgin Mary, neo-Renaissance villa Duslova and architecturally valuable town house construction Jenštejn. Build it left Henry of Jenštejn Cizek, urban patrician and imperial magistrate, then the richest and most influential man in town. Now the house is the Museum of the Bohemian Karst.

On the square stands a house with attention to No. 77th There used to be a Czech pub garden, which in 1804 stopped the Swedish king Gustav IV. And six years later the Austrian Emperor Francis I.

• Official website of Beroun »
• Other interesting information about the city Beroun at Wikipedia »
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