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KARLSTEJN
CASTLE
Charles (Karl) IV
Foundation & history
Architectural
Entrance part
Imperial
palace
Courtiers' Hall
Vassals' Hall
Chapter
Deanery
Bedchamber
Audience Hall
Hall of Ancestors
Banquet Hall
The
Marian Tower
Treasure
House
Cervenka
Chapel
of Our Lady
St.
Catherine's Chapel
The Great Tower
Chapel of the H. Rood
Manors, Castles, Towns
TROSKY CASTLE
The ground plan
Extra: Photobook
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Special: Karlstejn
Castle in Image Viewer. Extra:
Photobook
Prague
Extra: Central Europe at the time
of Charles IV: very
large map.
Extra: ground
plan of the castle. Extra: Photobook
(inside)
Present castle: the result of a number of repairs and reconstructions
Access was gained to the castle through the gate called Vorsilka
Originally a 3-storeyed building on the southern side of the castle
First floor: the first interior to be visited during a sightseeing tour
First floor: formerly called the White Hall or the Hall of Knights
First floor: the Karlstejn chapter was founded as part of the castle
Second floor: served the needs of the emperor
The room in which the Emperor Charles resided
Where all social life was concentrated at
Charles's time
Portraits link up chronologically with those
in the Hall of Ancestors
First floor: The Treasury
First floor: Articles
which formed a direct part of the furnishings
Ground-floor: These rooms served various
purposes
Second
floor: Originally the whole floor was taken
up by one room
Second
floor: The
emperor's former private chapel
Housed the coronation jewels of the Roman Empire
Expressed here was the imaginary world of Heavenly Jerusalem
Monasteries & Pilgrimages, museums, ruins & much more - very
nice
Overhanging the beautiful scenery of the Bohemian Paradise.
Founded at the end of the 14th century by the House of Vartenberk
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