Archbishop's chateau - czech UNESCO site
The Baroque residence of the bishops and archbishops of Olomouc, with the Assembly Hall, a picture gallery and the chateau tower. Together with its gardens, it has been a UNESCO site since 1998.
The Archbishop's Chateau and its gardens are unique places to explore.
In 1995 they became a National Cultural Monument of the Czech Republic, and since December 1998 the chateau with its exceptionally well-preserved interiors, the Chateau Garden and the Flower Garden have been on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The Baroque residence of the bishops and archbishops of Olomouc, with the Assembly Hall, a picture gallery and the chateau tower. Together with its gardens, it has been a UNESCO site since 1998.
An octagonal Baroque rotunda in the middle of the Flower Garden with fresco and stucco decoration. Inside hangs a Foucault pendulum that shows the rotation of the Earth.
A large landscape park next to the Archbishop's Chateau with ponds, romantic buildings and more than 200 species of rare trees. Part of the UNESCO World Heritage site.
A Baroque garden from the second half of the 17th century with the Rotunda and a 244-metre colonnade. Together with the chateau and the Chateau Garden, it is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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