World Heritage Sites in the Czech Republic
22 entries in the World Heritage Sites in the Czech Republic compendium.
St. Barbara's Church, Kutná HoraGothic church in Kutná Hora, patron of miners.Český KrumlovHistoric Czech town with a UNESCO-listed castle complex.Church of the Assumption of Our Lady and Saint John the BaptistA Gothic and Baroque Gothic church in Kutná Hora.HolašovicePreserved Baroque village, UNESCO site since 1998.Holy Trinity Column, OlomoucBaroque plague column and UNESCO World Heritage site in Olomouc.Jankov (České Budějovice District)Czech municipality with a UNESCO-listed Baroque village.Jewish Quarter of TřebíčA well-preserved Jewish quarter and UNESCO World Heritage site.Kladruby nad LabemHome of the Kladruber horse and a UNESCO landscape.Kroměříž CastleBaroque castle and gardens, UNESCO-listed, former bishop's residence.Kutná HoraHistoric silver-mining town with UNESCO-listed centre.LedniceMunicipality in Czech Republic, part of UNESCO World Heritage Site.Lednice–Valtice Cultural LandscapeA designed cultural landscape by the Liechtenstein family.LitomyšlCzech town with a UNESCO castle and Smetana festival.Litomyšl CastleA Renaissance arcade castle and UNESCO World Heritage Site.Ore Mountain Mining RegionA borderland mining landscape with 800 years of continuous extraction.Pilgrimage Church of Saint John of NepomukA Baroque-Gothic pilgrimagePrůhoniceMunicipality with a UNESCO-listed castle park in the Czech Republic.Sedlec AbbeyFirst Cistercian monastery in Bohemia, housing the Sedlec Ossuary; abbey buildings are in St. Procopius Basilica in TřebíčRomanesque-Gothic basilica and UNESCO World Heritage Site in Třebíč.TelčTown with a Renaissance castle and UNESCO-listed historic centre.Villa TugendhatA pioneering modernist villa with revolutionary use of space.ŽatecCzech town famed for 700+ years of hop growing.
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