Cheb Castle

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Cheb Castle is a historic medieval fortress in the Czech town of Cheb, known for its Romanesque architecture and significant role in the region’s defensive history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle
cultural monument
medieval fortress
architecturalStyle Romanesque architecture
category Castles in the Czech Republic
National cultural monuments of the Czech Republic
Romanesque architecture in the Czech Republic
coordinateLocation 50.079°N 12.371°E
country Czech Republic
hasPart Black Tower NERFINISHED
Chapel of St. Erhard and St. Ursula NERFINISHED
Romanesque palace
castle courtyard
fortification walls
hasUse historical monument
museum
tourist attraction
hasView panoramic view of the town of Cheb
heritageDesignation National cultural monument of the Czech Republic
inception 12th century
locatedIn Cheb NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Karlovy Vary Region NERFINISHED
locatedInHistoricalRegion Bohemia NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
locatedNextTo Ohře River NERFINISHED
locatedOn rocky promontory above the Ohře River
materialUsed stone
openToPublic true
operator heritage and museum authorities of the town of Cheb
owner Czech state NERFINISHED
partOf historic center of Cheb
significance important example of Romanesque imperial architecture in Central Europe
played a key role in the defensive history of the Cheb region
significantEvent served as an imperial stronghold of the Holy Roman Empire
used as a frontier fortress on the border between Bohemia and the Holy Roman Empire
touristInformation includes exhibitions on regional history
offers guided tours
usedFor defense
residence of rulers and nobility

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Cheb hasLandmark Cheb Castle