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mlasov Says: It's a very small town but worth a short walk around. There is some interesting architecture.
Stroll around the Monastery and Courtyard
mlasov Says: The only thing to really do in Zlata Koruna is to explore the monastery complex and maybe relax a bit in the courtyard and admire the interesting architecture and the strange color pink painted on the chapel.
mlasov Says: Czech King Premysl Otakar II built this monastery in 1263 to commemorate a victory over the Hungarians and to further extend Bohemian influence over these Southern lands. The name Zlata Koruna (Golden Crown) refers to a thorn from the Crown of Thorns that Otakar II had...
Hiking in Blansky Forest Nature Reserve
mlasov Says: Despite being a UNESCO site, Zlata Koruna is a located in a Czech nature reserve. The reserve is hilly and fairly well forested. The reserve also follows the twisting Vlatava river (the same river that goes through Prague). In all, there are some really great hikes to be had...
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It's a very small town but worth a short walk around. There is some interesting architecture.
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Perched on a hillside peninsula along the Vlatava River in Southern Bohemia, Zlata Karuna (golden crown) is a quaint monastery town only a quick 10km from Cesky Krumlov. The monastery (1263) in this...
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