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The most beautiful sights in Sobotka

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Petr Liška
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The most beautiful sights in Sobotka
Inserted: 31.10.2022
Author: Petr Liška © gigaplaces.com
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Most visitors to Sobotka stop here to visit the Humprecht hunting lodge. Outside of it, however, you will come across a number of other interesting monuments, mainly folk architecture. Let's take a look at the must-see sights in Sobotka.

1.
Hunting lodge Humprecht

Well-known landmark of Sobotka

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| Altitude: 342 m / 1 122 ft

The dominant feature of Sobotka is the beautiful, symmetrical hunting lodge Humprecht from the 17th century. It is situated on a hill of the same name (342 m asl) continue reading

2.
Church of St. Mary Magdalene

The largest church in Sobotka

Altitude: 305 m / 1 001 ft

Sobotka has two landmarks, the more famous Humprecht hunting lodge and the large church of St. Maří Magdalény, located just a short distance from the main Peace Square. Its appearance is late Gothic, but the interiors are Baroque. continue reading

3.
Šolc's farm

The most beautiful folk building in Sobotka

Altitude: 308 m / 1 010 ft

In the small town of Sobotka you will find a number of interesting folk buildings. The biggest gem of folk architecture here is Šolcův statek. You will find it a little further east from the center of Sobotka. There is now a fine art gallery continue reading

4.
Peace Square in Sobotka

The center of Sobotka

Altitude: 306 m / 1 004 ft

The center of Sobotka is Náměstí Míru with a fountain and a baroque Marian column. It is surrounded on three sides by nice bourgeois houses with arcades. Unfortunately, it also serves as a parking lot and a road intersection, so there is unnecessary motor traffic. continue reading

5.
A treasure of folk architecture - the Gans House

A beautiful example of folk architecture in Sobotka

Altitude: 304 m / 997 ft

It is best to start a tour of the interesting wooden buildings in Sobotka in the southwest corner of Náměstí Míru, where the last wooden bourgeois house on this main square is located, the so-called Gansův dům. From there, head west along Novoměstská street. continue reading

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