Žižkova mohyla

Žižkova mohyla is a stone memorial near Přibyslav featuring a cylindrical structure about 15 meters tall with battle names inscribed and a large chalice at the top. The square base of the mound is made from materials gathered from various historical locations across the Czech Republic.

The mound was built to mark where a Hussite military leader died in October 1424 during a campaign against Catholic forces in Moravia. The monument was constructed later to preserve his military legacy and the importance of that conflict period.

The mound is named after a Hussite military leader and reminds visitors of his role in the religious and political struggles of the 15th century. People visit to connect with this significant period in Czech history.

The site is located near Přibyslav and can be reached from there, with the local tourist office providing helpful directions. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes as you need to walk up to the mound.

The memorial contains stones collected from various important Czech locations, selected by patriotic societies. This material connection makes the mound more than just a marker for a single event.

Location: Žižkovo Pole

Architects: Antonín Wiehl

Official opening: September 20, 1874

GPS coordinates: 49.60291,15.73684

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:40