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History and sights

	Traces of the Pilsen History
	The New Town of Pilsen was founded at the confluence of four rivers - Radbuza, Mze, Uhlava and Uslava - following a decree issued by the Czech king Wenceslas II. He did so in 1295. Since the very beginning, the town became a busy trade center located at the crossroads of two important trade routes. They were linking the Czech lands with German cities Nuremburg and Regensburg.

	Historical Center of Pilsen
	The historical core of the city of Pilsen is limited by the line of former town fortification walls. They gave way, in the middle of the 19th century, to a green belt of town parks. Entering the grounds of the historical center, you walk through streets that still respect the original Gothic urban layout, i.e. the unique developed chess ground plan.

	The Church of St Bartolomew
	At the end of the 1200s, simultaneously with the foundation of Plzeň, work began on St Bartholomew's Church, the dominant feature of the town.

	SYNAGOGUE
	On the western edge of the city center stands the biggest synagogue in the Czech Republic and at the same time the second biggest synagogue in Europe and the third biggest in the whole world, built between the years 1888-1893 in the

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SUMMER ACCOMMODATION OFFER: from July 1st to September 30th 2010: single room - 1100 CZK double room - 1400 CZK (breakfast incl.)

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FINISH SAUNA OPEN DAILY FROM 10 TO 22:00 Visit our hotel duo sauna, simultaneously using a discount for regular visitors. Contact the hotel reception for information and booking