Zvonice

The wooden bell tower stands as a vertical landmark with substantial oak beams forming its structural framework and traditional architectural elements throughout its design.

The bell tower, constructed during the 15th century, maintained its original function through centuries despite losing multiple bells during both World War I and II.

The bell tower represents Czech religious architecture and serves as a registered cultural monument, displaying regional construction techniques and bell-making traditions.

While the interior remains closed to visitors, the exterior of this Gothic structure provides numerous photographic opportunities and architectural study possibilities.

The bell tower contains one remaining small bell, which survived the metal requisitions of two world wars when other bells were removed for military purposes.

Location: Řepníky

Made from material: wood

GPS coordinates: 49.90194,16.07954

Latest update: March 16, 2025 10:10