Hrobka českých králů
Hrobka českých králů is a prominent burial site for Bohemian kings and queens.
The crypt is situated within Prague Castle, with a history dating back to the 10th century.
It represents a significant aspect of Czech history and royal lineage.
Guided tours are available for visitors interested in Czech monarchy's history.
The Hrobka českých králů houses the remains of some of the most celebrated rulers of Bohemia.
Location: Prague 1
Location: Hradčany
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