Pardubice represents a Czech Late Gothic and Renaissance residential aristocratic city, the construction and artistic development of which occurred in the first half of the 16th century. The preservation zone includes the historic centre of the city demarcated by the original town walls, the chateau grounds with a defensive system of ramparts, and the area of the former water moat. The most opulent building on the town square is the neo-Renaissance town hall, in front of which towers the Marian Pillar... Address: Pardubice
Bělohrad Spa Micro-Region,
Below the Kunětická hora,
Bohdaneč Regional Union of Towns,
Broumov Region,
Heřmanův Městec Region,
Holice Union of Towns,
Loučná,
Vysoké Mýto Micro-Region,
Za Letištem Union of Towns,
Železné Hory Foothills Micro-Region
Downhill skiing
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Bohemia-Moravia borderlands
Chrudim-Hlinsko Region
Hradec Králové region
Kladské border region
Králický Sněžník
Orlické mountains and foothills
Pardubice region
Podzvičinsko
Monument preserves 
Pardubice - urban conservation area
Pardubice represents a Czech Late Gothic and Renaissance residential aristocratic city, the construction and artistic development of which occurred in the first half of the 16th century. The preservation zone includes the historic centre of the city demarcated by the original town walls, the chateau grounds with a defensive system of ramparts, and the area of the former water moat. The most opulent building on the town square is the neo-Renaissance town hall, in front of which towers the Marian Pillar...
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