Tábor, Czech Republic
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Tábor is a small town located in South Bohemia along the Lužnice river. The town's history dates back to the 15th century when the Hussites, who opposed the Crusaders, settled there. A key figure was Jan Žižka, a Hussite leader commemorated with a statue in Žižka's square, home to many historic Gothic, Renaissance and listed buildings including the old city hall and a 1512 church. Nearby is Kotnov tower, the last remnant of the original castle, now attached to a modern hotel that was formerly a brewery.
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- 3. The history of this small town goes back to the 15th century when the Hussites, who fought against the Crusadeers, started to live here. chalice = symbol of Hussites
- 4. Jan Žižka was a leader of the Hussites and this is his statue on Žižka’s square.
- 5. Žižka’s square Kotnov The Old town
- 6. Around the whole Žižka’s square and the Old town are many listed buildings: Christmas market
- 7. the late Gothic church of 1512
- 8. old city hall Gothic and Renaissance houses
- 10. At the end of the old town is the only one well-preserved tower of the original castle Kotnov.
- 11. The tower is bonded to an old brewery, which is redesigned into a modern hotel.
- 12. The Oscar Nedbal’s theatre.
- 13. Jordán is a pond in the middle of Tábor, where most people relax …
- 14. … mainly because of a wonderfull view on the Church and nature around.
- 16. 9th of May street is a main shopping avenue.
- 17. Right in front of our school is this historical building of agriculture school and behind it …
- 18. … is a botanic garden.
- 19. This is a memorial of mistr Jan Hus – Czech priest. The followers of Hus’s religious teachings = Hussites.
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