- Access to the town of Karlštejn and Karlštejn Castle is possible only after paying the festival entrance fee.
- en.wikipedia.org KarlštejnKarlštejn Castle (Czech: hrad Karlštejn; ‹See Tfd›German: Burg Karlstein) is a castle in the Czech Republic. It is a large Gothic castle founded in 1348 by King Charles IV.
- everycastle.com karlstejn-castle/Karlstejn Castle (Hrad Karlštejn) is located about 30 km southwest of Prague. You can reach Karlštejn by taking the E50 road from Prague.
- guide-prague.org en/karlstejn/Karlštejn Castle is a magnificent medieval fortress perched atop a hill in the picturesque village of Karlštejn, about 30 kilometers southwest of Prague.
- english.radio.cz karlstejn-castle-marks-670-years…Within the next few years, the Castle of Karlštejn, which attracts around 250,000 tourists every year, is set to undergo a massive renovation.
- revisitinghistory.com castles/czech-republic/…Karlštejn Castle was first built by the King of Bohemia, Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV in the year 1348 to house his crown jewels and personal relics.
- historiceuropeancastles.com karlstejn-castle-in-…Planning a visit to Karlštejn Castle in the Czech Republic? In this post find a complete guide to Karlštejn Castle, how to get there and more.
- tripadvisor.com Attraction_Review-g676772-d276189…See all things to do. Karlstejn Castle. 4. ... The “Karlštejn Castle Chapels” tour, the longest and the most expensive I think doesn’t worth the money.
- polskieszlaki.pl en/karlstejn-castle/In the fifteenth century, the castle, or Karlštejn Castle, was attacked by the Hussites, but the powerful fortifications of the stronghold resisted the catapults.
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