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Střílky

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A former market town on the north-western slopes of the Chřiby hills, about 25 km south-west of Kroměříž. It grew up below a castle that guarded the road across the Chřiby in the 13th century; only fragments of its walls survive today. The village has the Baroque church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, consecrated in 1770, and a chateau with a park.

The main attraction for visitors is the Baroque cemetery from 1730–1743, built by Antonín Amand Petřvaldský. It is enclosed by a high sandstone wall with a balustrade and decorated with statues of the virtues and vices by Gottfried Fritsch. An educational trail leads from the village into the Chřiby forests.

What to see in the village and surroundings

Apartmány Comfort

Hradská 46, 768 04 Střílky

Apartments with kitchens in Střílky at the foot of the Chřiby hills, about half an hour's drive from Kroměříž, with a wellness area and a saltwater pool.

Střílky Baroque Cemetery

768 04 Střílky

Baroque cemetery in Střílky in the Chřiby hills, about 25 km south-west of Kroměříž, with a monumental chapel, a high sandstone wall and rich sculptural decoration from 1730–1743.