Blatná

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Blatná is a historic Czech town best known for its picturesque water castle and surrounding ponds in the South Bohemian countryside.

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instanceOf town
administrativeUnitOf Blatná administrative district of municipalities with extended competence NERFINISHED
coatOfArms coat of arms of Blatná
country Czech Republic
economy agriculture
light industry
tourism
elevation approximately 430 metres above sea level
hasBuildingStyle Renaissance elements
historic architecture
medieval elements
hasCulturalEvent local fairs and cultural festivals
hasHeritageStatus urban monument zone
hasLandmark Blatná synagogue building
Blatná water castle NERFINISHED
Church of St. John the Baptist (Blatná) NERFINISHED
Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary (Blatná) NERFINISHED
hasPart Blatná Castle NERFINISHED
hasPopulation approximately 6700 inhabitants
hasTransport railway station Blatná
regional bus connections
hasWaterBody castle pond in Blatná
surrounding fish ponds
hasWebsite https://www.blatna.cz/
historicRegion South Bohemia countryside
knownFor historic town centre
picturesque water castle
system of ponds
languageUsed Czech
locatedIn South Bohemia NERFINISHED
South Bohemian Region NERFINISHED
Strakonice District NERFINISHED
locatedInFormerEntity Czechoslovakia NERFINISHED
locatedNear Plzeň NERFINISHED
Písek NERFINISHED
Strakonice NERFINISHED
locatedOn Lomnice River NERFINISHED
partOf historical region of Bohemia
postalCode 388 01
regionCapitalOf Blatná administrative district of municipalities with extended competence NERFINISHED
roadConnection regional roads linking to Písek
regional roads linking to Strakonice
timeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
touristAttraction guided tours of Blatná Castle
park and game preserve around Blatná Castle

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