Pardubice Region - Church monuments

Ancient belfry (Starobylá zvonice)
The 12 metre tall, eight-sided belfry is one of the largest belfries in the Czech Republic, most probably dating all the waz back to the 16th century. The exterior is created from three planks vertically placed above each other. The total circumference of the exterior exceeds thirty-two metres.
Address: 533 04, Sezemice
Church of St. Nicholas, bishop (Kostel sv. Mikuláše, biskupa)
At the site of the present day church once stood an evidently older church (annonymous record from the middle of the 14th century stored in the archives of the Vatican). The timber, single-aisle church, with a shingle roof in the shape of a traingle is a unique monument of baroque, folk architecture. Two bells have been preserved in the present day belfry, dating back to the 16th, respectively 15th century. The timber mortuary with a picture of St. Nicholas, dating back to the 1st half of the 18th...
Address: 534 01, Veliny
Třebosice - wooden belfry
According to experts, one of the last typical symmetrical, eight-sided buildings, belonging to the most valuable in the entire republic.
Address: 530 02, Třebosice
Wooden belfry (Dřevěná zvonice)
Address: 533 75, Horní Ředice
Wooden belfry (Dřevěná zvonice)
Address: 530 02, Pardubice - Pardubičky
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