Castle at Litomysl by anmes
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Description
This magnificent Renaissance palace was built in 1568-81 by the powerful Pernstejn family. It is on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list. The external sgraffito work is regarded as the most beautiful of its kind in the former Austro-Hungarian Empire.Do please zoom to see the decoration.
Worth a detour..definitely.
Comments (14)
stunning
Nonpareil POV, clarity, color and overall effects in this outstanding capture of the ornate Renaissance palace, Jean.
Very beautiful architecture
Arresting thumbnail & striking image; very nice!
Wow! Extraordinarily beautiful!!
WOW....This is an enchanting place my friend, marvelous building, enchanting architecture!
Amazing! What a place!
A very beautiful place and even better in zoom.
Musím se vrátit do České republiky a vidět toto místo pro sebe. Either I just said something potentially impressive in Czech, or I just began this comment with jibberish, while attempting to write something in Czech. Either way, there it is. What a structure! What artwork. I love the fact that in various places around the world, there are UNESCO protected sites. Heck, Macedonia even has UNESCO-protected dances! But that's a ramble for another day. I must visit this place and do my best to get lost there! How magical!
Wonderful piece of art.
amazing architecture!
Very well done. I love it. 5+!
ourstanding capture Jean, a very stately building!
Hi Jean, to see Litomysl was good idea. Chipka wrote in his comment: I have to return to the Czech republic and see this place for me again. I admire the architecture style there, especially a lot of little tiny spires on top of the castle.