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This trip will take you to the beautiful countryside, where Karlštejn Castle stands strategically hidden among the wooded hills. A pleasant walk through the village of the same name awaits you, where you can buy souvenirs or have lunch. This never-conquered castle stands at the very top of the hill, where you can also be driven from the car park in a horse-drawn carriage. Karlštejn Castle is very attractive not only to tourists from all over the world for its well-preserved Gothic architecture, but especially to the locals, it is historically significant because it was built by the Czech king and Roman emperor Charles IV to house important state documents, crown jewels and the relics of saints. It was also used to receive state audiences, but also as a resting place. In the well-preserved Gothic rooms you can visit the Emperor's personal chambers, the representative audience rooms and even the Chapel of the Holy Cross, where you can see Gothic paintings of saints with relics, walls covered with gold and other treasures. You'll also get a great view of the surrounding area from the castle towers and fortification galleries.
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Castle Karlštejn
Walk through the Castle Karlštejn
Karlštejn Castle
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The best preserved Gothic castle built and used by the only Czech king and Roman emperor Charles IV in the 14th century.
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