Pride of place in the main square. Nothing special and each town seems to have one but interesting none the less.
The column is in the town square in Cesky Krumlov. The square is worth a visit. The column is in the square so you might as well have a look at it. Allow maybe 5 minutes if that. If you're into plagues or columns you might push it out to 10 minutes,
チェスキークルムロフの町の中心にあるスヴォルノスティ広場にある塔です。疫病を沈静化させたことを記念して作られたと言う話です。夜はライトアップされており、とても幻想的でした。
Были зимой, поэтому фонтан не работал, но и без него колонна оставляет неизгладимое впечатление, возвышаясь на центральной площади города.
Its a column. Join the walking tour if you want to hear about the history. Its interesting and in the middle of the square but what more can one say?
The column provides a nice photo stop with or without people. This one of many columns in the Czech Republic is to remember those who died by the plague. The square and it's colourful buildings around the column is picturesque. Not far from here down a side street is a great viewing area to take photos of the castle and other parts of the town.
A nice photo opportunity if you are passing through the Namesti Svornosti (market square) while in Cesky Krumlov.
The fact that there are column everywhere we went dedicated to the Holy Trinity in commemoration of the Black Plague is sobering and a testament to the fact that the things we read in history books really happened to real people. But that is the way it is all over Eastern Europe.
Many European towns and cities have their plague columns, and the small but beautiful Cesky has one in its town square, a focal point for people meeting or for enjoying a coffee in the small cafes around it.
Cesky Krumlov is a lovely town with quaint narrow streets, this column is just one of the historic landmarks this town has to offer!