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Church of St. John of Nepomuk in Skalka / Église Saint-Jean-de-Nepomucène à Skalka
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The castle of Nové Město nad Metují is a part the town historical preserve and is located in the west corner of the square. It was built together with the town itself, originally as a gothic style fort. Historical resources say that the foundation stone of the town and the castle was laid on the 10th of August 1501 at 2 p.m. by Jan Černčický of Kácov, the owner of the estate.
After the town fire in 1526, Jan Černčicky sold the estate to the Pernstejns, who were important and wealthy noble family of the time. Following the then modern Renaissance concepts, they began with renovations of their new residence and the town itself. The estate was then sold to Protestant noble family from Styria – the Stubenbergs. They completed the renaissance renovations of the town and the castle became a Renaissance chateau. After the Estates Rebellion of 1620, in which the Stubenbergs took the part of the anti-imperialist side, the Nové Město estate was confiscated by the emperor Ferdinand II. Albrecht of Valdstejn owned the estate for a short period of time, in 1624 it was bought by Trckas of Lipa. Again, in 1634, the estate was taken away when the then current owner Adam Erdman Trcka of Lipa and others were accused of anti-imperialist conspiracy and executed in 1634 in Cheb. The property and possessions were consequently given away by the Emperor as a reward for the assassination of the nobles. A Scottish noble, Walter of Leslie, a chief constable of Cheb at the time, later promoted to a field-marshal and a count of the empire, obtained the Nove Město estate. Under the reign of the House of Leslie, the Chateau received its most extensive renovations. The Baroque style structural changes and additions accomplished during this time remain to this day. The Chateau was widened by the addition of the ground floor arcade and the first and second floor halls. The second floor was richly embellished with stucco decorations and frescoes depicting tales from Greek and Roman mythology. In 1802, the last of Sir Walter´s family died and the Chateau was inherited by the family Ditrichstejn-Leslie. This family did not maintain the place and it remained mostly unoccupied which led to its dilapidation in 19th century.
Theatre where W. Amadeus Mozart conducted the premiere of the opera Don Giovanni in 1787.
Staré Město / Old Town / Vieille Ville Prague 1
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Musica Ricercata
Musica ricercata is a set of eleven pieces for piano by György Ligeti. The work was composed from 1951 to 1953.
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De CD Cargo 163 248 volgt de CD Vectron met een lege kolentrein richting een onbekende bestemming. Op de foto komt het geheel langs Usti nad Labem Město.
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On august 7, 2018, the CD Cargo 163 248 came along Usti nad Labem Město with a emty coaltrain to a unknown destination.
Ein Triebwagen der Baureihe 642 überquerte am 16. September 2023 die Brücke über die Labe (Elbe) bei Usti nad Labem. Als RE 5278 ging die Fahrt von Litomerice Mesto nach Dresden Hbf.
Een DB 642 treinstel reed op 16 september 2023 als RE 5278 van Litomerice Mesto naar Dresden Hbf en wisselde te Usti nad Labem van de rechter- naar de linkerkant van de Elbe.
A DB class 642 railcar, headed for Dresden Hbf as RE 5278 from Litomerice mesto, was seen crossing the bridge over the river Labe in Usti nad Labem on September 16th 2023.
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Roman 1170-1181 / Gothic rebuilding in the first half of the 14th. century
Resslova Nové Město Prague 1
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812 023-4 als 1797 von Spišské Nová Ves nach Spišské Podhradie in Spišské Vlachy mesto am 15.09.2020.