Holy Trinity column in Čimelice, Baroque religious monument in Čimelice, Czech Republic.
The Holy Trinity column in Čimelice is a granite monument standing in the village square with religious statues and carved stone details typical of Baroque design. The structure displays the craftsmanship of the period through its ornamental elements and devotional sculptures.
The monument was erected between 1716 and 1754 as thanks for the end of a plague epidemic that devastated the Moravian region. Its construction spanned several decades and reflects the religious devotion with which the community overcame this crisis.
The column stands in the village square as a meeting point where residents have gathered for generations. It represents the community's faith and gratitude for surviving hardship.
The monument is located on the central square of Čimelice and easily accessible; parking is available nearby. Visitors can view the structure at any time as it stands in a public outdoor setting.
The monument was built from granite, while similar columns in the region were typically made of sandstone or marble. This material choice made it more durable and visually sets it apart from other comparable monuments in Moravia.
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